Plot
What does the hare decide to do during the race?
He takes a nap.
What is the main theme of the story?
Slow and steady wins the race.
What is the setting of the story?
What is the primary conflict in the story?
The race between the tortoise and hare.
What is the first action that the hare takes at the beginning of the race?
The hare takes off quickly, confidents that he will win.
How does the tortoise react to the hare's challenge?
The tortoise accept their challenge despite being slower than the hare.
What does the hare symbolize in this story?
Overconfidence and arrogance.
How does the setting influence the race?
It allows the tortoise to continue moving at a steacdy pace.
What internal conflict does the hare face during the race?
The hare struggles with overconfidence.
How does the tortoise progress during the race?
The tortoise moves without stopping, maintaining a consistent pace.
The Hare feels panic and disbelief when he sees the tortoise near the finish line.
What does the tortoise symbolize in this story?
Persistence and patience.
Does the setting play a large role in the race's outcome?
No, it is the character's actions.
How does the tortoise's attitude toward the race?
The tortoise is humble and steady.
What event marks the climax of the race.
The hare wakes up and realize that the tortoise is close to finishing the race.
What does the tortoise demonstrate through out the race?
Persisntence and Determination.
What does the race symbolize in the story?
It symbolize life challenges.
How does the settings contribute to the feeling of urgency for the hare during the climb?
When the hare wakes up, the setting shows that the tortoise is almost at the finish line, creating a sense of panic for the hare.
How is the conflict resolved in the story?
The tortoise wins the race and the Hare's overconfidence lead him to lose.
How does the race ends?
The tortoise wins the race.
What does the hare learn by the end of the race?
He learned that over confidence and laziness can lead to failure.
What could the hare's nap symbolize in the story?
it symbolize laziness.
How might the setting's time or day affect the race's progression?
If the race took place during the day. the hare's nap might be longer.
What does the resolution of the race teach the hare?
The resolution teaches the hare that the overconfidence and understimated others can lead to failure.