Lessons from Raven and Crayfish

The video presents two stories: 'The Fox and the Crow' by Aesop, where a fox tricks a crow into dropping her cheese by flattering her, and 'Raven and Crayfish' by John and Caitlin Matthews, where a crayfish escapes from a raven by using flattery. Both stories highlight the theme of not trusting flatterers. The video also explains the meaning of the word 'clamped'.

What does the fox see the crow carrying in its beak?

• A piece of fruit

• A piece of meat

• A piece of cheese

• A piece of bread

How does the fox manage to get the cheese from the crow?

• By scaring the crow

• By climbing the tree

• By flattering the crow

• By offering a trade

What lesson does the fox teach the crow?

• Do not sing loudly

• Do not trust flatterers

• Do not fly with food

• Do not trust strangers

What does Raven catch in his beak?

• A frog

• A crayfish

• A worm

• A fish

How does Crayfish try to escape from Raven?

• By biting Raven

• By swimming away quickly

• By flattering Raven

• By hiding in the shell

What does the word 'succulent' mean in the context of the story?

• Dry and tasteless

• Juicy and tasty

• Hard and crunchy

• Bitter and sour

What does Crayfish say about Raven's family?

• They are very clever

• They are very handsome

• They are very strong

• They are very fast

What mistake does Raven make after being flattered?

• He drops the crayfish

• He falls asleep

• He sings a song

• He flies away

What happens to Crayfish at the end of the story?

• She is eaten by Raven

• She escapes into the water

• She is caught by another bird

• She hides in the mud

What lesson can be learned from the story of Raven and Crayfish?

• Always be honest

• Do not be greedy

• Do not fall for flattery

• Always share your food