10 Questions
The fox was attracted to the crow's beautiful feathers because they were as white as snow.
False
The fox thought the crow's eyes were as blue as the sky.
False
The fox wanted to be friends with the crow after he ate the cheese.
False
The crow dropped the cheese because it was too heavy to hold.
False
The fox's main goal was to make the crow feel bad about its singing abilities.
False
What did the fox want to eat for breakfast?
A piece of cheese
Why did the crow open its mouth?
To prove it could sing
What did the fox say to the crow after eating the cheese?
Thank you for breakfast
What did the fox think the crow lacked?
A brain
Where did the fox see the crow?
In a tree
Study Notes
The Fox and the Crow
- A hungry fox was walking in the forest, looking for food.
- The fox saw a crow in a tree with a piece of cheese in its mouth.
- The fox wanted to eat the cheese for breakfast and thought of a plan to get it.
- The fox flattered the crow, telling it how beautiful it was, with black feathers and yellow eyes.
- The fox pretended to be sad that the crow couldn't sing, saying it would be the most beautiful bird if only it could sing.
- The crow believed the fox's words and thought it was beautiful, but was unsure about its singing ability.
- The crow opened its mouth to sing and went "Caw, caw!", causing the cheese to fall to the ground.
- The fox ate the cheese and thanked the crow, saying "I see you have a voice, but where is your brain?"
- The fox tricked the crow into dropping the cheese by flattering and deceiving it.
Test your understanding of the famous fable about a cunning fox and a clever crow. See how well you remember the story and its moral lesson.
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