what is the moral of this story: A hungry fox saw juicy grapes hanging high on a vine. He jumped with all his might, but he could not reach them. Turning up his nose, he walked away, muttering, "They are probably sour anyway.", Grapes are bad for foxes, It is easy to hate what you can't get, Gravity will stop you from getting bad things, foxes are weak, what is the moral of this story: A arrogant hare mocked a slow tortoise. Challenged to a race, the hare dashed ahead and took a nap, confident in his victory. Meanwhile, the tortoise kept walking, step by step. When the hare woke up, the tortoise had already crossed the finish line., Slow and steady wins the race, Always rush your way into getting things, what is the moral of this story: A tiny mouse accidentally wakes up a sleeping lion. The lion is about to crush the mouse, but the mouse begs for mercy and promises to help him someday. Later, the lion is caught in a hunter’s rope net. The little mouse chews through the ropes and sets him free., Don't help people, Always help people, Even the smallest friend can be a great help, Which one is one of the characteristics of a fable, Boring, Super long stories, Exaggerated, Always has a moral, Which one is one of the characteristics of a legend, Exaggerated, Characters are mostly animals, Short stories, Which one is a characteristic of a myth, Long stories, Has supernatural creatures, Are myths true?, Yes, No, Why do myths exists?, To answer questions people don't know the answer to, for fun, Is myths passed down through generations?, Yes, No, Why are legends exaggerated, to make it interesting, for fun

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