The Lion and the Mouse Fable

How did the mouse help the lion?

• He rip the ropes

• He gnawed the ropes

• He cut the ropes

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Why did the mouse beg the lion to let him go?

• pleading with the lion to spare his life.

• he wanted to bring him food

• To mock him

• to become friends

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What is the title of the story?

• The Lion and The Mice

• The Lion and The Mouse

• The Lion and The Muse

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Who was sleeping?

• The lion

• The mouse

• The rabbit

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#4

• A

• B

• C

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CCSS.RL.5.9

#5

• A

• B

• C

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What does dozed off mean?

• To fall asleep.

• To get angry.

• To wake up.

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The mouse, recognizing the lion's roar, came and gnawed the rope with his teeth, and set him free. What does the word gnawed mean in this sentence?

• Chewed

• Hungry

• Quickly

• Pinched

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Who are the main characters?

• Lion and Cat

• Lion and Mouse

• Mouse and Dog

• Cat and Dog

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What makes this story fiction? (personification)

• Lions don't live in the forest.

• Mice aren't little.

• Lion and mouse can't really talk.

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