The Fox and the Horse Quiz

What can the reader infer about the horse’s feelings about the master in the first part of the story?

• The horse feels determined because the master gave him a job.

• The horse feels relieved because the master welcomed him home.

• The horse feels encouraged because the master agreed to feed him.

• The horse feels betrayed because the master gave him an unfair choice.

How does the reader know that the horse has given up?

• The horse pulled the lion.

• The horse hung his head.

• The horse laid on the ground.

• The horse went into the forest.

What is different in the relationship between the fox and the horse and the master and the horse at the beginning of the story?

• The fox encourages the horse, while the master is impressed with the horse.

• The fox tricks the horse, while the master is patient with the horse.

• The fox ignores the horse, while the master welcomes the horse.

• The fox helps the horse, while the master is unkind to the horse.

How does the horse trick the lion?

• The horse tells the lion to come with him into the forest.

• The horse asks the fox for help in tricking the lion.

• The horse ties the lion’s legs together before dragging him.

• The horse tells the master to capture the lion.

What is the theme of The Fox and the Horse?

• Kindness is always rewarded.

• Hard work always leads to success.

• Intelligence can be more valuable than strength.

• Helping others will always make you successful.