The Raven and Crayfish

What would BEST describe the theme of The Raven and the Crayfish?

• Land animals are unfriendly to sea animals.

• Hungry people can be tricked easily.

• Ravens are not very good hunters.

• Even smart people can be fooled when they let their pride get in the way.

Why does Crayfish say nice things about raven's family in Raven and Crayfish?

• She really likes them.

• She wants Raven to stop flying.

• She wants Raven to let her go.

What is the main theme of 'The Raven and the Crayfish'?

• A) Land animals are unfriendly to sea animals.

• B) Hungry people can be tricked easily.

• C) Ravens are not very good hunters.

• D) Even smart people can be fooled when they let their pride get in the way.

Why does Crayfish say nice things about Raven's family in 'The Raven and the Crayfish'?

• A) She really likes them.

• B) She wants Raven to stop flying.

• C) She wants Raven to let her go.

• D) She is trying to make friends.

What literary device is primarily used in 'The Raven and the Crayfish'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Irony

• D) Alliteration

Which character trait best describes the Raven in 'The Raven and the Crayfish'?

• A) Gullible

• B) Proud

• C) Generous

• D) Timid

What lesson does the Crayfish learn in 'The Raven and the Crayfish'?

• A) Never trust a raven.

• B) Flattery can be a powerful tool.

• C) Always stay near water.

• D) Ravens are not to be feared.

In 'The Raven and the Crayfish', what does the Crayfish use to escape?

• A) Speed

• B) Camouflage

• C) Flattery

• D) Strength

What is the setting of 'The Raven and the Crayfish'?

• A) A forest

• B) A riverbank

• C) A mountain

• D) A desert

Which of the following best describes the Crayfish's strategy in 'The Raven and the Crayfish'?

• A) Aggressive

• B) Defensive

• C) Deceptive

• D) Cooperative