Moral of the Story
The wise are not fooled by, what? (Hint: This moral was in connection with the story of the fox and crow.)
flattery (I)
"We should remember that forgiveness is as much a comfort to our own souls as it is to the ones we forgive." Which story is used to illustrate this moral.
Teacher had students put a potato into their sacks to carry for every person who wronged them. (XIX)
The moral is taking care of the earth is our duty. We should leave for the next generation an earth even more plentiful than the one we received from our forefathers. What is the story attached to this moral?
The king and the old man planting fruit trees (III)
"Shut your eyes to estrangement, then fix your gaze upon _____."
unity (VIII)
"_____ is the foundation of all human virtues." Fill in blank.
Truthfulness XV
When "we look at things only from our own point of view... we neglect both justice and _____". (Hint: the story used to illustrate this moral is the one where the ailing grandfather broke the soup bowl.)
compassion (XVII)
"Habits rule much of our behavior." Which story is used to illustrate this moral? (Hint: the potential for great wealth is involved.)
The Touchstone that could turn copper into gold and the man who threw it into the sea out of habit. (XIV)
Rabbit and the turtle (V)
In the story of the ring with magical powers that make you happy if you are sad and sad if you are happy, what was the quote engraved on the ring?
"This, too, shall pass." (XIII)
"One of must see in every human being only that which is worthy of _____. When this is done, one can be a friend to the whole human race."
praise (XVI)
We lose sight of our shortcomings if we waste our time thinking we are this to others. (Hint: story of the father and son who went to a garden to pray and meditate.)
superior (II)
"A simple act of kindness can overcome even the most ferocious of beasts." Which story is used to illustrate this moral?
The slave, the lion, the thorn (IX)
"It is not always easy to make choices about the direction of our lives. One voice may tell us to rise to excellence and another, equally strong, may try to keep us down." What story is used to illustrate this moral?
The eagle raised by chickens (X)
"Do not be content with showing friendship in words alone, let your heart burn with loving kindness for all who...? (You must complete this quote with the four exact words.)
"Know ye not why We created you all from the same _____? That no one should _____ himself over the other." Fill in the blanks with the exact words.
dust; exalt (II)
"When we offer our assistance, we should do so unselfishly, without hope of _____ or _____." (Hint: The story connected to this moral is the twin sisters who were helping the old woman.)
reward or favor (XI)
"Remembering with gratitude our moments of joy helps us to avoid bitterness in times of difficulty." Which story is used to illustrate this moral?
The king, servant and bitter melon (VII)
"Not much can be gained without effort. Victory comes to the one who tries and tries again." Which story is used to illustrate this moral?
Frogs and the cream (VI)
"Concern yourselves with the things that _____ mankind, and not with your corrupt and _____ desires."
benefit; selfish (IV)
"To express his gratitude for the favors of God man must show forth ______ actions." Fill in the blank.
praiseworthy (VII)
"_____ and _____ are the standards by which decisions are to be made." Fill in the blanks with the exact words and in order. (Hint: The story used to illustrate this moral is the queen looking to choose an heir to the throne.)
Trustfulness and honesty (XV)
"Community life is an essential part of our existence." What story is used to illustrate this moral?
Man estranged, friend taught him a fiery lesson (VIII)
Which story is used to illustrate this moral: "To work for that which we desire is worthy of praise. However, if it is not controlled, desire can become greed, and greed can become our master."
The dog, the bone and the river (IV)
"Absolute repose does not exist in nature. All things either make _____ or _____ ground."
progress; lose (VI)
"... unto them that are rid of attachments a deed is, verily, what? (Hint: the answer is three words.)
"... its own reward." (XI)