Fables

1. The crow's final thought, 'each age has its own bag of tricks,' suggests that...

• A) Old advice is always useless
• B) Modern solutions are always better than traditional ones
• C) Problem-solving methods can change and improve over time
• D) Grandparents don't understand modern problems

2. In the story 'The Truthful Dove', who were the two friends that decided to set out on a journey?

• A) A dove and an owl
• B) A bat and an owl
• C) A dove and a bat
• D) A crow and a dove

3. What was the final reward for the dove's truthfulness?

• A) She was given a golden nest
• B) She became the queen of all birds
• C) Her name would be used by poets to rhyme with 'LOVE'
• D) She was given endless food

4. What was the primary problem the crow faced at the beginning of its story?

• A) It was lost
• B) It was being hunted
• C) It was thirsty and there was no water
• D) It was cold and needed shelter

5. What event caused the crow to reconsider his grandpa's pebble-dropping strategy?

• A) He couldn't find any pebbles
• B) The pebbles were too heavy to carry
• C) He saw a poster with a better idea
• D) He accidentally broke a glass roof and feared breaking the bottle

6. What was the main motivation for the bat's flattery towards the owl?

• A) He genuinely admired the owl's wisdom
• B) He wanted to secure a permanent home
• C) He was trying to get more food
• D) He was afraid the owl would attack him

7. Which character trait of the owl is most directly responsible for his punishment of being blind during the day?

• A) His selfishness in sharing food
• B) His grumpiness when opening the door
• C) His vanity and pleasure at being flattered
• D) His unwillingness to offer shelter