Fable Elements
Vocabulary
Name that fable
What does that moral mean?
100

True/False: Fables are long

False

100

Disguise? Example: We did not recognize Sam because of his wig and glasses he used as a disguise.

An outfit that helps to change your appearance or hide who

you really are.

100

Character: A Shepard who played a prank and nobody came when he actually needed them.

The Boy who cried wolf

100

Don't count your chickens before they're hatched.

The Maid and the milk pail

200
True/False: Fables are fictional.

True

200

Plumpest? Example: Julie would only sleep on the plumpest pillow.

chubbiest/most round

200

A dog who was selfish and wouldn't share with a hungry Ox

The Dog in the Manger

200

Things are not always as they seem. 

If you pretend to be what you are

not, you might end up losing in the end.

The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

300

When were most fables written?

A long time ago.

300

Startled? Example: Jim was startled by the large spider in his bed.

Stunned/surprised

300

A farmer who was greedy. He got something and wanted more.

The Goose and the Golden Eggs

300

It could always be worse.

The Crowded, Noisy House

400

Most of the characters are?

Animals

400

What does mischief mean? Here's an example: Mrs. Rabbit told the rabbits not to get into mischief.

Behavior that can be annoying or cause small problems.

400

There was a fox and he was trying to reach a fruit

The Fox and the Grapes

400

You shouldn’t speak badly about something that you once wanted, just

because you can’t have it.

The Fox and the Grapes

500

Where do most fables take place?

Outside

500

What does pondered mean?

To think about or reflect on

500

There's a chick who wants to meet the king of Madrid.

The Little Half-Chick

500

Always tell the truth

The Boy who Cried Wolf

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