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The Fool and the Donkey Story Quiz

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Match the characters to their actions:

The Fool = Bought a donkey with long ears The Boys = Stole the donkey from the fool The Boy turned into a donkey = Promised to be nice to his mother The Donkey = Reminded the fool of the rude boy

Match the items to their descriptions:

The Rope = Used by the boy to steal the donkey The Next Morning = When the fool tried to buy a donkey again The Town = Where the fool went to buy a donkey The Stall = Housed many donkeys

Match the events to their outcomes:

The Fool bought a donkey = He ended up with a boy instead The Boy stole the donkey = Returned it to the stall The Fool talked to the donkey = He addressed the rude boy The Boy promised to behave = He was let go by the fool

Match the moral lessons to their interpretations:

<p>Do not be rude to your parents = It can result in dire consequences Be aware of your surroundings = You may be tricked without noticing Second chances matter = The fool gave the boy another opportunity Foolish behavior leads to foolish outcomes = The fool learned a lesson about being observant</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the donkey's features to their significance:

<p>Long Ears = Symbol of the donkey's uniqueness Floppy Ears = Indicated the donkey's disposition Silky Ears = Made the donkey appealing to the fool Donkeys in the Stall = Represented the choices available to the fool</p> Signup and view all the answers

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The Fool and the Donkey

A man wakes up wanting a donkey.
He goes to a town with many donkeys in a stall.
He chooses a donkey with long, floppy, silky ears.
Two boys steal the donkey.
The man doesn't notice the theft.
The boys sell the donkey.
The man finds out the donkey was stolen at home.
A boy explains the donkey was a consequence for being rude to his mother.
The man promises the boy to never be rude to his mother.
He goes to the market the next morning looking for a donkey.
Recognizes the same donkey from the day before.
He apologizes to the donkey.

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Test your understanding of the story 'The Fool and the Donkey.' This quiz covers the key events and moral lessons from the tale, including the man's mistakes and his journey to learn humility. Engage with the plot and reflect on the values presented in the story.