Aesop's Fables
Poetry
King Midas
Snow White
Vocabulary
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What made the farmer throw down his axe?

Tasting the honey from the tree

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How did John Henry die?

Digging through the tunnel for the railroad

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King Midas loved three things...

Marigold his daughter, his flower garden and gold

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Why are Ivan and Marie sad at the beginning of the story?

because they want a child

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Anonymous means...

Unknown name

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When the animals in the tree asked the farmer to "spare their home." What does spare mean?

To leave it alone and not cut it down

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Poems are divided into...similar to paragraphs in a book

Stanzas

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Explain how King Midas feels at the very beginning of the story compared to the end

He is sad because he wants more gold but at the end he is happy to have his daughter back and gives away his gold

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He stepped back to admire the little figure. What does admire mean?

Look at with happiness

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reluctantly means...

to be hesitant, not excited to do something

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What is a moral?

Teaches the reader a lesson, the lesson of the story

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Describe John Henry as a child

He was a giant baby and knew he would work for the railroad

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Why did Dionysus grant King Midas a wish?

because he helped feed the satyr

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What kind of weather did Snow White like?

The colder the better!

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vanished means

to disappear 

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How did the fox trick the crow?

By complimenting her

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Describe the Village Blacksmith...

He is hardworking

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How was Midas cured of the golden touch?

Water from the river
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What happened when Snow White went to play with the other children at the festival?

She melted by the fire

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Muttered means

to mumble under your breath

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The crow lost the cheese because she is....

Vain or foolish

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Are the two poems in Unit 2 rhymed or unrhymed?

They are rhyming 

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How are the geese and the queen similar to King Midas?

They thought they wanted gold and then regretted it

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Strolled means...

To walk in a slow way usually enjoying yourself