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Hare and Tortoise Quiz

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Hare and Tortoise Quiz
 

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Perseverance tale quiz

by maysa azbarga
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Who challenged whom in the race in this fable?

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What did the hare do during the race?

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Which animal won the race?

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What helped the tortoise win?

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What moral is learned from the story?

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Where did the race take place?

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How did the hare feel after the nap?

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What did the tortoise keep doing?

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Who laughed at the tortoise at the start?

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Which best describes the tortoise's strategy?

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The story centers on a fast hare and a slow tortoise; the hare challenged the tortoise.

The hare rests thinking he has plenty of time, underestimating the tortoise.

The tortoise wins through steady effort, not speed.

Consistent effort beats overconfidence when sustained.

Consistency often leads to success over flashy starts.

The tale unfolds on a simple woodland path.

Overconfidence leads to underestimating the opponent.

Persistence is key; movement toward the goal matters.

The hare mocks the tortoise before the race begins.

A calm, steady pace beats bursts of speed.

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