How do you know that "The Tiger Who Would Be King" is a fable?

it teachers a lesson that is stated as a moral at the end

Choose the correct definition for prowled.

to move around quietly and secretly

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1
How do you know that "The Tiger Who Would Be King" is a fable?
it has parts that are funny and sad
it has animal characters that act and talk human
it teachers a lesson that is stated as a moral at the end
it contains human characters that act like animals
2
What characteristics are NOT the same for the tiger and the tigress?
Ambitious
Ferocious
Boastful
Practical
3
Which of the following statements about the words cause and reason is true?
they are synonyms
They are antonyms
Both mean: the consequence of
Either word can be used in place of the word effect
4
What is the storyteller's main purpose in "The Ant and the Dove"?
to make readers laugh
to teach a lesson
to surprise and amaze
to explain something natural
5
In which of the following sentences is an independent clause?
what was happening
right up to the man
it walked right up to the man
When the ant saw what was happening
6
"The Ant and the Dove" reveals that the people of Russia admired which character trait?
fairness
kindness
cleverness
strength
7
What is the main cause of death of so many animals?
They are on the losing side
they attack the tiger
they do not want change
they join in the fight
8
Why does the tiger feel like he should be king?
the lion is doing a poor job
he is stronger than the lion
he wants to be
he is smarter than the lion
9
How does the dove feel toward the ant at the end of the story?
grateful
jealous
indifferent
embarrassed
10
Choose the correct definition for prowled.
to move with grace and elegance
to jump for joy
to move around quietly and secretly
to run away fast

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