Loyalty and Betrayal in Fables

In this fable, a bat faces a dilemma of choosing between two teams, birds or beasts, for a basketball game. Initially, he joins the birds but switches to the beasts when they start losing. His lack of loyalty leads to both teams rejecting him, teaching the lesson that divided loyalty results in isolation.

What is the main theme of the fable 'The Bat, Birds, and Beasts'?

• Courage

• Loyalty

• Friendship

• Honesty

What dilemma does Bat face at the start of the basketball game?

• Choosing between playing or not playing

• Deciding whether to be a bird or a beast

• Choosing which team to join

• Deciding whether to coach or play

Why does Bat initially choose to join the birds?

• He wants more game time

• He thinks they will win

• He prefers flying

• He dislikes the beasts

What strategy do the beasts use to gain control of the game?

• They play faster

• They fly higher

• They use their strength

• They distract the birds

What role does Vulture play in Bat's initial decision?

• He encourages Bat to join the beasts

• He ignores Bat completely

• He gives Bat a jersey to join the birds

• He warns Bat about the beasts

What does Bat do to fit in with the beasts?

• He learns to roar

• He changes his color

• He hides his wings

• He grows larger

Who discovers Bat's betrayal during the game?

• Vulture

• Lion

• Eagle

• Hummingbird

What is the reaction of the animals when Bat's betrayal is revealed?

• They cheer for him

• They ignore it

• They confront him

• They laugh at him

What argument does Bat use to justify his place among the beasts?

• He has fur and claws

• He can fly

• He is strong

• He is fast

What lesson does Snake impart to Bat about loyalty?

• Loyalty is not important

• Loyalty is only for the strong

• Divided loyalty leads to isolation

• Loyalty is a sign of weakness