Introduction to fables RL 3.2

Why are animals used in fables?

• To represent human traits and behaviors in a relatable way.

• To entertain children with funny stories.

• To teach animals how to behave in the wild.

• To provide scientific information about animal species.

What is the moral of a fable?

• A story that entertains without a lesson

• The lesson or message that the story teaches.

• A narrative that focuses on historical events

• A type of poem that expresses emotions

What is a character trait?

• A type of clothing style

• A quality or characteristic that describes a person or character.

• A physical feature of a person

• A skill or talent that someone possesses.

Can fables include human characters?

• No, fables only include animals.

• Yes, fables can include human characters.

• Fables are only about nature.

• Fables are always fictional stories.

What qualities do animals in fables often have?

• Human qualities.

• Supernatural powers.

• Animal instincts.

• Magical abilities.

How do fables differ from fairy tales?

• Fables often involve talking animals and magical events.

• Fables usually have a moral lesson, while fairy tales often focus on magical events.

• Fairy tales are always set in the future and involve technology.

• Fables are typically longer and more complex than fairy tales.

Do fables always have animal characters?

• Yes, fables always have animal characters.

• No, fables do not always have animal characters.

• Fables sometimes have animal characters, but not always.

• All fables are about animals.

What is a fable?

• A long novel about human relationships.

• A short story that teaches a lesson, often with animals as characters.

• A poem that tells a story.

• A historical account of events.

What is a common theme in fables?

• The struggle between good and bad behavior.

• The importance of wealth and power.

• The inevitability of fate and destiny.

• The pursuit of knowledge and wisdom.

What is the purpose of a fable?

• To entertain the audience with a story.

• To teach a lesson or moral.

• To provide historical facts.

• To describe a scientific phenomenon.