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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Fables 61-65 | Fables 66-70 | Fables 71-75.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In "The Fox and the Woodcutter" what do we learn of the fox?
(a) That is he very dumb.
(b) That he is brave.
(c) That he is as cunning as ever.
(d) That he is wise.

2. In "The Man Who Shattered a Statue of a God" what comes out of the statue that the man broke?
(a) Gold coins.
(b) Clothing.
(c) Silver coins.
(d) Food.

3. In "The Goat and the Donkey" why is the goat sacrificed?
(a) Because the farmer wants his wishes granted.
(b) Because the goat is jealous.
(c) Because the the Gods want to eat it.
(d) Because the vet prescribes goat lung for the donkey.

4. In "The Fox and the Bramble" what is the fox trying to do?
(a) Elongate his own body.
(b) Chase the snake.
(c) Try and kill the snake.
(d) Make friends with the snake.

5. In "The Fox and the Billy Goat" what do we learn of the goat?
(a) That it is very clever.
(b) That it is very weak.
(c) That it is very strong.
(d) That it is not clever.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who eats the fox's cubs in "The Eagle and the Fox"?

2. In "The Three Oxen and the Lion" how does the lion eat the oxen?

3. In "The Man Who Found a Golden Lion" the statue represents which animal?

4. In "The Cheat" what happens to the poor man?

5. In "The Frogs Who Demanded a King" what does Zeus throw into the water a second time?

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