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The Lion and the Mouse Quiz

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The Lion and the Mouse Quiz
 

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Fun fable Q&A

by aesya safiya
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Who is the big animal in the story?

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Who helps whom in the story?

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How does the mouse help the lion?

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What does the hunter do to the lion?

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What lesson does the story teach?

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Why does the lion spare the mouse?

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What happens after the mouse frees the lion?

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Where does the mouse bite in order to free the lion?

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What does the lion do for the mouse later?

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Which theme fits this story best?

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Lions are the large, kingly animals in the tale.

The tiny mouse frees the lion from the hunter's net.

The mouse bites the rope, freeing the lion.

The hunter traps the lion, making him unable to move.

Even small acts of kindness can help big problems.

The lion shows mercy, believing goodness may return.

They become friends and the lion remembers mercy.

The mouse targets the net, freeing the lion.

The lion remembers mercy and protects the mouse.

Kindness creates unlikely bonds and help.

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