Exploring Choices in Aesop's Fables

What was the relationship between the cat and the fox?

• They were strangers.

• They were enemies.

• They were close friends.

• They were siblings.

Why did the other animals dislike the fox?

• Because he was quiet.

• Because he was shy.

• Because he was kind.

• Because he was boastful.

What did the fox claim about the gardener?

• The gardener was his enemy.

• The gardener was his friend.

• The gardener was his brother.

• The gardener was his pet.

What did the tortoise suggest about the fox's relationship with the gardener?

• The fox stole from the gardener.

• The fox helped the gardener in many ways.

• The fox ignored the gardener.

• The fox fought with the gardener.

What was the cat's reaction to the hunters in the forest?

• The cat was indifferent.

• The cat was happy.

• The cat was scared.

• The cat was excited.

What did the fox boast about his abilities?

• He could climb trees.

• He could fly.

• He could run, jump, hide, and throw sand.

• He could swim.

How did the cat plan to escape from the hunters?

• By swimming in a pond.

• By climbing a tree.

• By hiding in a bush.

• By running fast.

What happened to the fox when the hunters arrived?

• He climbed a tree.

• He escaped successfully.

• He hid in a bush.

• He was caught by the hunters.

What did the cat and the tortoise feel after the fox was caught?

• They felt sorry for the fox.

• They were angry.

• They were happy.

• They were indifferent.

What did Tanu and Sham see behind the bushes?

• A shadow.

• A fox.

• A bear.

• A cat.