A) The Wolf B) The Owl C) The Crow D) The Fox
A) Fruit B) Bread C) Cheese D) Meat
A) Challenging it to a race B) Stealing the cheese C) Flattering the Raven D) Pretending to befriend it
A) Speed B) Cunning C) Bravery D) Strength
A) Gains a friend B) Finds more cheese C) Escapes unscathed D) Loses the cheese
A) Fairy Tale B) Novel C) Myth D) Fable
A) The Raven’s friendship B) The cheese C) A meal D) A game
A) Allegory B) Metaphor C) Simile D) Alliteration
A) Rivers B) Animals C) Stars D) Mountains
A) 1808 B) 1769 C) 1799 D) 1844
A) Aesop B) Alexander Sumarokov C) Jean de La Fontaine D) Ivan Krylov
A) Give him the cheese directly B) Sing with her 'wonderful voice' C) Tell a story D) Fly away
A) Trust your instincts. B) Never trust animals. C) Flattery is dangerous and difficult to resist. D) Be cautious of strangers.
A) In a nest B) On a branch C) In a tree hollow D) On the ground
A) A moral introduction about flattery B) A dialogue between animals C) An introduction to the characters D) A description of the forest
A) She is deceived and opens her beak. B) She ignores the fox. C) She flies away immediately. D) She laughs at the fox.
A) People never fall for flattery. B) People are unaware of its dangers. C) Everyone is aware of its nature, but it still finds its way into hearts. D) Flattery is always beneficial.
A) Her supposed beauty and wonderful voice B) Her strength C) Her intelligence D) Her speed |