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According to the fable, why did the Hare agree to race the Tortoise?
According to the fable, why did the Hare agree to race the Tortoise?
- Because he wanted to prove that he was faster (correct)
- Because he thought it would be fun
- Because he felt sorry for the Tortoise
- Because the Fox convinced him to
Who acted as the judge for the race between the Hare and the Tortoise?
Who acted as the judge for the race between the Hare and the Tortoise?
- The Hare
- The Fox (correct)
- The Tortoise
- The narrator
What did the Hare do during the race?
What did the Hare do during the race?
- He ran as fast as he could
- He cheered for the Tortoise
- He took a nap (correct)
- He gave up
How did the Tortoise win the race?
How did the Tortoise win the race?
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What was the Hare's reaction when he woke up and saw the Tortoise near the goal?
What was the Hare's reaction when he woke up and saw the Tortoise near the goal?
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The Fable of the Hare and the Tortoise
- The Hare agreed to race the Tortoise because he was overconfident in his own abilities.
- The race between the Hare and the Tortoise was judged by a group of animals.
- During the race, the Hare took a nap halfway through, thinking he had enough time to catch up.
- The Tortoise won the race because he moved steadily and slowly, taking advantage of the Hare's nap.
- When the Hare woke up and saw the Tortoise near the goal, he was shocked and disappointed, realizing too late that he had underestimated his opponent.
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