Fables

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What is a fable?

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A fable is a short story, typically with animals as characters, that conveys a moral lesson.

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What moral lesson is conveyed in the story of the bragging princess?

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The moral lesson is to not brag and to be modest.

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What transformation occurs in the story of the ugly duckling?

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The ugly duckling transforms into a beautiful swan, illustrating that we can all improve.

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What is the main lesson from the story of the tiny fish?

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The main lesson is that you are more likely to succeed if you work together.

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What does the phrase 'slow and steady wins the race' mean?

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It means that consistent, steady effort often leads to success, even if progress seems slow.

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What are common characteristics of the characters in fables?

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Common characteristics include being animals that often exhibit human traits and behaviors.

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How do fables typically end?

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Fables typically end with a clear moral or lesson that is easy to understand.

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What is the significance of animals in fables?

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Animals in fables often represent human traits and behaviors, making the moral lessons relatable.

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Can fables be used to teach children?

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Yes, fables are often used to teach children important life lessons and morals.

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What is the role of conflict in a fable?

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Conflict in a fable serves to highlight the moral lesson and the consequences of the characters' actions.