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Who had an argument in the story?
Who had an argument in the story?
- The Sun and the Moon
- The Wind and the Moon
- The Wind and the Sun (correct)
- The Wind and the Rain
What did the Wind and the Sun agree on?
What did the Wind and the Sun agree on?
- To become friends
- To separate the traveler from his shawl (correct)
- To have a competition
- To go their separate ways
What did the Wind do to try to separate the traveler from his shawl?
What did the Wind do to try to separate the traveler from his shawl?
- Hide from the traveler
- Give up and walk away
- Talk to the traveler
- Blow with all his might (correct)
What happened when the Wind blew harder?
What happened when the Wind blew harder?
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How did the Sun try to separate the traveler from his shawl?
How did the Sun try to separate the traveler from his shawl?
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Study Notes
Characters and Conflict
- An argument occurred between the Wind and the Sun.
- The dispute centered on who could make a traveler remove his shawl first.
Agreement Between Wind and Sun
- The Wind and the Sun agreed to have a contest to determine who could achieve their goal more effectively.
Actions of the Wind
- The Wind attempted to separate the traveler from his shawl by blowing strongly at him.
- The Wind increased its force, trying to forcefully pry the shawl away.
Outcome of the Wind's Attempts
- When the Wind blew harder, the traveler clutched his shawl tighter around himself.
- The Wind's aggression caused the traveler to resist even more.
Strategy of the Sun
- The Sun decided to shine brightly on the traveler rather than use force.
- The Sun's warmth and light made the traveler feel comfortable, leading him to willingly remove his shawl.
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