1) What is the genre of this story? a) biography b) historical fiction c) fable d) traditional tale 2) What is the author's purpose? a) to entertain b) to teach about a real person's life c) to teach a lesson to the reader d) to show we need to think before we speak 3) What is unique about a traditional tale? a) the characters are humans b) the characters are usually animals that act like humans c) the characters are mean to each other d) the characters are unique because they are fictional 4) What lesson did the rooster teach the fox? a) Always be prepared b) think before you speak c) never believe flattery d) don't be greedy 5) What lesson does the boar teach the fox? a) never believe flattery b) don't be greedy c) if you are prepared to defend yourself, you have nothing to fear d) we often pretend to dislike what we cannot have 6) Which character learns the lesson "never believe flattery"? a) crow b) fox c) deer d) donkey 7) Which character was fox teaching a lesson to when he said "no matter how hard you try, you can't hide your true self"? a) donkey b) crow c) lion d) fox 8) Who did the fox finally trick to get food? a) rooster b) deer c) donkey d) crow 9) Did the fox try to eat the donkey? a) no b) yes c) maybe 10) Which two characters did the fox try to trick by telling them that they could sing well? a) rooster and crow b) rooster and boar c) rooster and donkey d) crow and donkey

Aesop's Fox

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