Ask/Answer Questions
Literal vs. Nonliteral
Recounting
Compare/Contrast
100

What did the grasshoppers and sparrows promised to do if the farmer didn't cut down the tree?

They promised to sing to the farmer while he worked hard.

100

Literal or nonliteral?

The farmer decided to turn the tree into firewood.

Literal.

100

What is setting for The Fox and the Crow?

Outside, or by a tree

100

Is this sentence comparing, contrasting, or neither.

Mrs. Khangura, Ms. Manso, and Ms. Perez are all the best teachers!

Comparing.

200

Who licked their lips in The Fox and the Crow?

The fox.

200

Literal or Nonliteral?

She opened her mouth wide and gave a loud caw.

Literal.

200

Who are the characters in The Peasant and the Apple Tree?

The peasant, sparrows, and grasshoppers.

200

Is this sentence compare or contrast or neither?

The fox stood right under the crow and looked up.

Neither.

300

Why did the farmer look at the tree with new eyes?

The farmer found honey in the tree and it tasted good.

300

Literal or nonliteral?

Suddenly Midas sat up straight and eyes glowed.

Nonliteral.

300

What happens at the beginning of The Fox and the Crow?

The fox sees the Crow in the tree with a piece of cheese.

300

Is this sentence comparing, contrasting, or neither?

In The Fox and the Crow, the Fox tricked the Crow to steal the food, but in The Peasant and the Apple Tree, the man found honey and then decided to not cut the apple tree down.

Contrasting.

400

What food was in the Crow's mouth?

Piece of cheese.
400

Literal or nonliteral?

It was sweeter than the first day of summer.

Nonliteral.

400

What happened in the middle of The Peasant and the Apple Tree?

The sparrows and grasshoppers begged the Farmer not to cut the tree. The farmer didn't listen to them. 

400

Write a contrasting sentence using the ending of The Fox and the Crow and The Peasant and the Apple Tree.

Ex. In The Fox and the Crow, the ending is the Fox gets the cheese from the Crow, but in The Peasant and the Apple Tree, the ending is the Peasant decides to keep the tree because of the delicious honey.

500

How did the Fox trick the Crow?

The Fox gave compliments to the Crow, and then got the Crow to caw. This made the cheese fall to the Fox.

500

What is this nonliteral sentence trying to say?

Midas's happiness disappeared like smoke up a chimney.

Midas was no longer happy.

500

What is the central message of The Fox and the Crow?

You need to be smart, so you don't get tricked.

500

Write a comparing sentence about the settings for The Fox and the Crow and The Peasant and the Apple Tree.

Ex. In he Fox and the Crow and The Peasant and the Apple Tree, they both have the same setting- outside or near a tree.

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