QPM- The Fox and the Crow

What is the main idea of the story?

• The fox and the crow became friends.

• The crow learned not to trust flattery.

• The fox and the crow shared the cheese.

• The fox sang a song for the crow.

What lesson does the story teach?

• Always share with others.

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  It’s good to sing in the morning.

• Be careful of those who flatter you.

• Foxes are dangerous animals.

What was the crow holding in its beak?

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  A piece of bread

  
  

• A piece of cheese

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  A fish

• A shiny object

Where did the crow sit when the fox saw it?

• On the ground

• On a rock

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  In a nest

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  On a branch of a tall tree

What did the fox say to make the crow drop the cheese?

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  "Please give me the cheese."

• "I am very hungry."

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  "You have a beautiful voice."

• "I have some food for you."

Why did the fox pretend to be friendly to the crow?

• Because it wanted to make a new friend.

• Because it wanted to learn to sing.

• Because it wanted to steal the cheese.

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  Because it was lonely.

How did the crow feel after realizing it had been tricked?

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  Happy

• Foolish

• Proud

• Excited

What does the word "flattered" mean in the context of the story?

• Feeling hungry

• Feeling insulted

• Feeling tired

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  Feeling pleased by someone’s compliments

What does the word "cunning" suggest about the fox?

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  The fox is kind.

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  The fox is clever and tricky.

• The fox is clumsy.

• The fox is shy.

What might the crow do if it encounters the fox again?

• Fly away quickly

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  Give the fox more cheese

• Sing another song for the fox

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  Try to trick the fox