Crow and Fox Story Quiz- Page 116-117

What is the main theme of the story?

• Always share your food with others.

• Flattery can be used to trick people.

• Crows are the smartest birds.

• Foxes and crows are natural enemies.

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What lesson does the Crow learn in the story?

• Singing makes others happy.

• Never listen to strangers.

• Be careful when others give compliments.

• Always fly away from foxes.

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Which character trait best describes the Fox?

• Honest

• Clever

• Shy

• Friendly

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Why does the Fox compliment the Crow?

• He thinks the Crow is beautiful.

• He wants the Crow to give him the cheese.

• He enjoys talking to birds.

• He is practicing his speaking skills.

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What does the phrase “Do not trust flatterers” mean?

• Be careful of people who say nice things to get something from you.

• Always listen to kind words from others.

• Never trust someone who tells the truth.

• People will always say what they mean.

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Which sentence from the story shows that the Crow was fooled by the Fox?

• "A Fox once saw a Crow fly off with a piece of cheese in its beak."

• "The Crow lifted up her head and began to caw her best."

• "The Fox walked up to the foot of the tree."

• "Do not trust flatterers."

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Which text evidence supports the idea that the Crow wanted to impress the Fox?

• "The Crow lifted up her head and began to caw her best."

• "Master Fox walked up to the foot of the tree."

• "That’s for me, as I am a Fox.”

• "In exchange for your cheese, I will give you a piece of advice for the future."

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What does the Fox mean when he says, “That will do” in paragraph 4?

• He is finished listening to the Crow sing.

• He is happy that his trick worked.

• He is telling the Crow to stop talking.

• He is asking for another song.

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How does the setting of the story contribute to the Fox’s trick?

• The tree allows the Fox to hide.

• The tree keeps the cheese away from the Fox at first.

• The open field helps the Crow see the Fox.

• The Crow drops the cheese into a river.

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How does the Crow feel at the end of the story?

• Proud of her singing

• Embarrassed and tricked

• Angry at the cheese

• Happy she met the Fox

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