Fox and Rabbit Tail Story

The story explains why rabbits have short tails. Initially, both rabbit and fox had long tails. Rabbit boasted about her splendid tail, which made fox envious. Fox went fishing by the lake, using his tail to catch fish. Rabbit, wanting fish too, tried the same method. She caught more fish but got her tail stuck under the ice. With fox's help, she freed herself, but most of her tail broke off, explaining why rabbits now have little tails.

What was the main difference between Rabbit's and Fox's tails at the beginning of the story?

• Rabbit's tail was shorter and less splendid.

• Rabbit's tail was longer and more splendid.

• Fox's tail was longer and more splendid.

• Both had the same type of tail.

What did Fox do to catch fish at the lake?

• He jumped into the water.

• He cut a hole in the ice and used his tail.

• He used a fishing rod.

• He used a net.

How many fish did Rabbit catch compared to Fox?

• Rabbit caught fewer fish than Fox.

• Rabbit caught the same number of fish as Fox.

• Rabbit caught more fish than Fox.

• Rabbit did not catch any fish.

What happened to Rabbit's tail when she tried to pull it out of the ice?

• It turned into a fish.

• It broke off.

• It stayed the same.

• It got longer.

Why did Rabbit ask Fox for help?

• She was stuck and couldn't get her tail out.

• She wanted more fish.

• She wanted to play with Fox.

• She wanted to show off her tail.