Classic Fables: Moral and Vocabulary Deduction Exercise

Classic Fables: Moral and Vocabulary Deduction

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Classic Fables: Moral and Vocabulary Deduction

Deduce vocabulary meanings and uncover moral lessons within a collection of classic fables.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    The Hare suffered from 'vanity'. What is 'vanity'?

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    The Tortoise maintained a 'persistent' pace. What does 'persistent' mean?

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    The Wolf showed great 'avidity' for food. What is 'avidity'?

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    Each fable ends with a 'moral'. What is a 'moral'?

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    The Fox used 'flattery' on the Crow. What is 'flattery'?

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    The Ant was 'grudging' to share in winter. What does 'grudging' mean?

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    The Ant demonstrated 'foresight'. What is 'foresight'?

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    The Grasshopper was 'improvident' during summer. What does 'improvident' mean?

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    The Fox devised a clever 'ruse'. What is a 'ruse'?

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    The Fox looked at the grapes with 'disdain'. What is 'disdain'?

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    The grapes were 'inaccessible' to the Fox. What does 'inaccessible' mean?

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    The Grasshopper made a 'plaintive' plea. What does 'plaintive' mean?

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    The harvest brought an 'abundance' of food. What is 'abundance'?

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    The Lion was punished for his 'hubris'. What is 'hubris'?

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    The Mouse seemed 'trivial' to the Lion at first. What does 'trivial' mean?