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100

What is the moral of "Crane King and Log King".

Be happy with what you have.

or

Be careful what you wish for.


100

What are the characters in "King Log" and "King Crane"?

3 gods, the frogs and the King Crane.

100

What is the setting for "King Log and King Crane"?

In the pond.

100

What was the problem or plot in the story of "The King Log and King Crane"?

The frogs need a strong king.

100

What was funny in "King Log" and "King Crane"?

The gods sending the King Log, as a joke.
200

What is the moral of the story, "The Two Dogs"?

The grass is greener on the other side.  

Or 

You always want what you don't have.

200
Can you name the characters of "The Two Dogs"?

The two dogs

200

what were the settings?

Indoor and outdoor

200

What was the thin dog need?

First, the thin dog needed food and to be plump.

or

The thin dog need to be free more that food.

200

Why does the thin dog think the plump dog's life is great?

The plump dog has food to eat.

300

What lesson did you learn from "The Hares and the Frogs"?

Love who you are.

300

Can you name the main characters?

The three hares.

300

Where were the hares?

By the brook

300
What was the problem in "The Hares and the Frogs"?

They don't like to be scared.

300

What word means well-fed or not thin.

plump

400

What lesson does "The Two Mules" teach us?

Help others, because sometimes you will help yourself when you help others.

400

What are main characters in "The Two Mules"?

The two mules

400

Where did the story take place?

Outside or up the hill

400

What problem did the character(s) face?

Being tired and carrying too many heavy packs.

400

What word describe a silly person?

A fool.

500

What do you call a short story, typically with animals as characters, conveying a moral?

fable
500

What word means a small stream?

brook