From Aesop's Fox

What is the lesson we can learn from Fox and Donkey?

• You can't find a friend in the forest.

• You can't fool a fox.

• You can't hide your true self.

• You can't frighten your friends.

What happened to Fox once he finally found something to eat?

• He slept for three days.

• He bragged to all of the other forest animals.

• He had eaten so much that he got stuck in the small hollow in the oak tree.

• He sang with Rooster and Crow.

What lesson did the wise Raccoon teach Fox after he got stuck in the hollow of the oak tree?

• Next time don't be so greedy.

• Next time be prepared for your enemies.

• Next time don't pretend to be something you are not.

• Next time think before you speak.

What story elements help you identify this as a fable?

• The characters are animals that act and think like humans.

• There is a setting, problem, and solution.

• The stories teach lessons through the characters.

• The plot happens in order of beginning, middle, and end.

Which best describes Fox in the beginning of the story?

• Fox is brave because he was not scared to go up to Rooster.

• Fox is clever because he was able to think of a plan quickly to solve his problem of being hungry.

• Fox is friendly because he goes up to Rooster and compliments his singing.

• Fox is loyal because he does not forget about the Rooster's uncle singing.

How are Rooster and Fox similar?

• They are both trying to eat the other one.

• They are both hungry and can not find food to eat.

• They both think quickly to come up with a solution to their problem.

• They are both friendly to one another.

What is the theme of this fable?

• Think before you speak.

• Don't try to outsmart a rooster.

• Foxes are sneaky animals.

• We all have something to learn from each other.

What is the moral of this fable?

• Be kind to others, so they will help you.

• Don't give up on something if you really want it.

• We pretend to dislike things we can't have.

• It's not good to be greedy.

What is the moral of the story 'The Fox and the Grapes'?

• A) Patience is a virtue.

• B) We often despise what we cannot have.

• C) Hard work pays off.

• D) Honesty is the best policy.

In 'The Fox and the Crow', what does the fox do to get the cheese?

• A) He climbs the tree.

• B) He flatters the crow.

• C) He scares the crow.

• D) He waits for the crow to drop it.