The Stork and the Fox: A Fable

The story of 'The Fox and the Stork' revolves around a cunning Fox who plays a trick on his neighbor, the Stork, by serving soup in a shallow dish that the Stork cannot eat from. In response, the Stork invites the Fox to dinner and serves food in a tall jar, which the Fox cannot access. The Stork teaches the Fox a lesson about treating others as you would like to be treated. The story concludes with the Fox feeling ashamed and both animals becoming friends.

What was the Fox's intention when he invited the Stork for dinner?

• To play a trick on the Stork

• To share a delicious meal

• To make a new friend

• To apologize for past behavior

Why couldn't the Stork eat the soup served by the Fox?

• The soup was not tasty

• The soup was too hot

• The Stork was not hungry

• The dish was too shallow for the Stork's beak

How did the Stork respond to the Fox's trick?

• He got angry and left

• He played a similar trick on the Fox

• He ignored the Fox

• He asked for another dish

What did the Stork serve for dinner when the Fox visited?

• Fruit salad

• Bread and cheese

• Fish in a tall jar

• Soup in a shallow dish

What lesson did the Stork teach the Fox?

• Sharing is caring

• Friendship is more important than food

• Do not play tricks unless you can handle the same treatment

• Always be kind to others

What was the outcome of the story between the Fox and the Stork?

• They became enemies

• They never spoke again

• They became good friends

• The Fox moved away

What did the Fox feel after the Stork's lesson?

• Indifferent

• Happy

• Ashamed

• Proud