Fables

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Usually the characters in a fable are ___________.

Back

animals

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A lesson learned from the story of the greedy king is ___________.

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Don’t be greedy.

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Front

The moral of the story where the tortoise beats the hare is ___________.

Back

Slow and steady wins the race.

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Front

Before jumping into something new, you should ___________.

Back

Look before you leap.

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Front

The story of the lion and the mouse teaches us to ___________.

Back

Help others because what goes around comes around.

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Front

Fables often include ___________ as characters.

Back

animals that talk and act like humans.

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Front

The purpose of a fable is to teach a ___________.

Back

moral lesson.

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Front

In fables, the main characters often face ___________.

Back

a challenge or problem.

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Front

Fables are usually ___________ in nature.

Back

short and simple.

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Front

A common feature of fables is that they often end with ___________.

Back

a moral or lesson.

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