Worksheets"from Aesop's Fox"
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The dress was elegant.
colorful
bright
graceful
heavy
Kristen's poem was remarkable.
amazing
honest
funny
sad
If you use flattery, you give praise that is...
bold
dishonest
interesting
noble
The imitation was very convincing.
argument
attempt
copy
person
What is the meaning of spectacle in the following sentence? The baby elephant playing with the ball was a spectacle.
loud game
terrible idea
unequal match
entertaining sight
What is the purpose of a fable?
to inform
to teach a lesson
to persuade
to tell a story
True or False: In a fable, the characters are often animals that act and think like humans.
True
False
Which element describes a fable?
The conflict is resolved by the end.
Traits of characters are often compared.
Both A & B
How does Fox trick Rooster?
Fox sneaks up on Rooster and scares him.
Fox asks Rooster if he can sing like his uncle, with his eyes closed and his neck stretched out.
Fox traps Rooster.
Fox tells Rooster a riddle.
How does Rooster trick Fox?
Rooster tells Fox a riddle.
Rooster teases Fox about not being able to fly.
Rooster convinces Fox to tell the farmer that Rooster is his breakfast.
Rooster crows loudly and scares Fox.
What is the lesson we can learn from Fox and Rooster?
Think before you speak.
Ask many questions.
Never listen to anyone else.
Never talk to anyone else.
According to Boar, why is he sharpening his tusks?
He likes to sharpen his tusks.
He likes to make marks on the trees.
He can't eat if his tusks are not sharp.
His tusks are the only weapons he has to fight his enemies.
Why does Fox think Boar is a fool for sharpening his tusks?
There is no danger around at the moment.
It makes marks on the trees.
He should go find food instead.
It is too loud for the forest.
What is the lesson we can learn from Fox and Boar?
Be quiet in the forest.
Be prepared to defend yourself, then you will have nothing to fear.
Always look for food.
Don't make tusk marks on trees.
Why did Crow open her mouth if she had cheese in her beak?
She wanted to share the cheese with Fox.
Fox told her "If you can sing like the nightingale, I will tell all the beasts that you are Queen of the Birds."
Crow didn't like the cheese.
Fox told Crow that she stole his cheese.
What is the lesson we can learn from Fox and Crow?
Never believe flattery.
Don't steal cheese.
Never share cheese with a Fox.
Never sing if you have cheese to eat.
Why wasn't Donkey able to trick Fox?
Donkey was too slow.
Donkey was too old.
Fox could see Donkey's hoof prints in the dirt.
Fox could see Donkey's gray ears and hear his bray.
What is the lesson we can learn from Fox and Donkey?
You can't find a friend in the forest.
You can't fool a fox.
You can't hide your true self.
You can't frighten your friends.
What happened to Fox once he finally found something to eat?
He slept for three days.
He bragged to all of the other forest animals.
He had eaten so much that he got stuck in the small hollow in the oak tree.
He sang with Rooster and Crow.
What lesson did the wise Raccoon teach Fox after he got stuck in the hollow of the oak tree?
Next time don't be so greedy.
Next time be prepared for your enemies.
Next time don't pretend to be something you are not.
Next time think before you speak.
