Fables Comprehension

What do you think the expression he is a wolf in sheep's clothing means?

• He likes living in a pasture with sheep.

• He looks nice, but he is really mean.

• He has sharp teeth.

• He likes to fool shepherds.

How are all the stories in the book alike?

• They are set in modern times.

• They teach lessons.

• The characters are birds.

• They all have happy endings.

How are the two foxes in the fables alike?

• They are both shy.

• They are both sneaky.

• They are both vain.

• They are both quick.

Which of the following is the best word to describe why the country mouse moved home?

• fear

• anger

• sadness

• joy

How do you think the shepherd feels when he discovers the wolf with his sheep?

• happy

• proud

• startled

• embarrassed

Which of the following best describes the central message of the story?

• Greed leads to a bad end.

• Be careful what you wish for.

• Don't take your friends for granted.

• Spend your money wisely.

What motivates the farmer to make his plan?

• He wants to make his goose lay eggs faster.

• He is upset that the goose tricked him with fake eggs.

• He wants to be able to buy many things.

• He needs more money to pay for his farm.

What lesson is commonly taught in fables?

• A) The importance of wealth

• B) The value of honesty

• C) The power of technology

• D) The significance of fashion

In the fable 'The Tortoise and the Hare', what is the main moral?

• A) Slow and steady wins the race

• B) Fast and furious is the best

• C) Never trust a stranger

• D) Always be prepared

Which character trait is often highlighted in fables?

• A) Greed

• B) Courage

• C) Vanity

• D) Wisdom