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What usually happens to characters who make bad choices in fables?

What does "slow and steady wins the race" mean?

Introduction to fables

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What does "slow and steady wins the race" mean?
to take breaks often
to keep working without giving up
to always run fast
to give up when things are hard
2
What usually happens to characters who make bad choices in fables?
they learn a lesson
nothing happens to them
they make more friends
they win a prize
3
Which animal is usually shown as wise in many fables?
the owl
the snake
the monkey
the rabbit
4
How long is a typical fable?
short and to the point
only one sentence
as long as a newspaper
very long, like a chapter book
5
What is a fable?
A story about space travel
A poem that rhymes
A very long story about real people
A short story that teaches a lesson
6
Who are the main characters usually in fables?
Superheros
Famous historical figures
Regular people
Animals that act like people
7
Which of these is NOT usually found in a fable?
long detailed descriptions
a moral lesson
a problem to solve
talking animals
8
What is special about how a fable ends?
it ends with a song
it never really ends
it always ends with "happily ever after"
it ends with a lesson or moral
9
How should we read a fable?
looking only at the pictures
skipping to the end
as fast as possible
thinking about the lesson it teaches
10
What do fables help us learn?
how to count numbers
how to cook
how to spell words
how to behave and make cook choices
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What do we call the lesson we learn from a fable?
the introduction
the title
the moral
the ending