Character Analysis in Aesop's Fables

The video tutorial discusses how to describe characters in stories, using Aesop's fable as an example. It explains how to identify character traits using textual evidence and compares characters to understand their similarities and differences. The tutorial encourages viewers to apply these techniques to their favorite characters.

What is the main focus of character analysis in stories?

• To find out the plot of the story

• To learn about the author's background

• To describe and compare characters

• To understand the setting of the story

Which characters are introduced in Aesop's fable?

• The lion, the mouse, and the elephant

• The fox, the crow, and the bear

• The donkey, the fox, and the lion

• The rabbit, the turtle, and the fox

How is the donkey described in the story?

• Brave and cunning

• Scared and trusting

• Strong and fearless

• Wily and dishonest

What does the lion's action towards the fox indicate?

• The lion is generous

• The lion is afraid

• The lion is a traitor

• The lion is trustworthy

What does the donkey's reaction to the lion show?

• His dishonesty

• His bravery

• His fear

• His intelligence

What trait does the fox exhibit before meeting the lion?

• Generosity

• Loyalty

• Honesty

• Dishonesty

What was the fox's plan when he met the lion?

• To run away with the donkey

• To fight the lion

• To offer the donkey to the lion

• To hide from the lion

What does the fox's betrayal of the donkey indicate?

• His loyalty

• His dishonesty

• His intelligence

• His bravery

What does the fox's confidence in his plan reveal?

• His loyalty to the donkey

• His trust in the lion

• His lack of intelligence

• His fear of the lion

What is the outcome of the fox's plan?

• He is rewarded by the lion

• He becomes friends with the lion

• His plan backfires and he is eaten

• He successfully escapes