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Froggy Jumps Fables froggy jump quizOnline version Test your fables knowledge. by Mr Martin 1 What is the main purpose of a fable? a To teach a moral b To describe historical events c To entertain only 2 Which author is famous for Aesop's fables? a Aesop b Homer c Virgil 3 In many fables, which characters convey morals? a Plants b Inanimate objects c Animals 4 What does 'The Tortoise and the Hare' teach? a Bravery is everything b Speed wins c Slow and steady wins the race 5 What is a fable's typical length? a A novel long b A poem long c Short story 6 The 'Boy Who Cried Wolf' demonstrates what? a Trust is is hard to be earned back once broken b Courage defeats monsters c Being truthful 7 Fables originated in which ancient culture? a Ancient Greece b Ancient Egypt c Ancient China 8 What element often appears at the end of a fable? a A stated moral b A recipe c A cliffhanger 9 What moral lesson does the fable "The arrogant rooster" tells? a Always brag about your victories. b To never be boast about your victories. c Share our victories with our family and friends. 10 A fable usually uses what tone? a Educational tone b Informative tone c Lighthearted tone 11 Which fable tells us this moral in their story? "To always be grateful and appreciative to those Loyal to you." a The selfish dog b The dog on the bridge c The loyal dog and his owner 12 Is it true that the fable "The fox and the grapes" tells us about not making excuses? a Yes. We need to be honest and not make excuses. b No. We need to make excuses to make sure we are not in trouble. c Yes. We need to be honest to make sure we don't get in trouble. 13 What moral lesson is "the flies and the honeypot" meant to teach you? a Sharing is caring b There are pros and cons to the things around us c To always not be greedy of what we already have. 14 A fable typically follow which story flow? a Beginning, Middle, End b Beginning, Maggie, Enderman c Beninging, Midfielder, End 15 Which fable teaches us to not be "So self-centred"? a The fox and the crow b The selfish dog c The mouse and the lion

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Fables froggy jump quizOnline version

by Mr Martin

What is the main purpose of a fable?

Which author is famous for Aesop's fables?

In many fables, which characters convey morals?

What does 'The Tortoise and the Hare' teach?

What is a fable's typical length?

The 'Boy Who Cried Wolf' demonstrates what?

Fables originated in which ancient culture?

What element often appears at the end of a fable?

What moral lesson does the fable "The arrogant rooster" tells?

A fable usually uses what tone?

Which fable tells us this moral in their story? "To always be grateful and appreciative to those Loyal to you."

Is it true that the fable "The fox and the grapes" tells us about not making excuses?

What moral lesson is "the flies and the honeypot" meant to teach you?

A fable typically follow which story flow?

Which fable teaches us to not be "So self-centred"?