The Fox and the Stork — Questions and answers
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What was Aviana doing that made Renard get an idea?
Choices
- A) Adjusting her cravat in a mirror.
- B) Eating fine food at a stall.
- C) Helping a child win a game. ✓
- D) Building a Ferris wheel.
Answer: C) Helping a child win a game.
From page 2
What did Aviana carry in her satchel when she went to Renard's caravan?
Choices
- A) Delicious food for the feast.
- B) Jewels and shiny things.
- C) Tools for mending broken wings. ✓
- D) A book by Plato.
Answer: C) Tools for mending broken wings.
From page 3
Why was it hard for Aviana to eat the food Renard served?
Choices
- A) She wasn't hungry at all.
- B) The food was served in shallow dishes and narrow-necked jars. ✓
- C) Renard ate all the food before she could.
- D) The food tasted bad.
Answer: B) The food was served in shallow dishes and narrow-necked jars.
From page 4
How did Renard explain why Aviana couldn't eat the food?
Choices
- A) He said it was an oversight because he was used to his own tastes. ✓
- B) He told her she wasn't trying hard enough.
- C) He offered to get her different dishes right away.
- D) He said the food was only for foxes.
Answer: A) He said it was an oversight because he was used to his own tastes.
From page 5
What did Renard do after Aviana left his caravan?
Choices
- A) He apologized for the difficult dishes.
- B) He laughed and counted jewels from her satchel. ✓
- C) He went to find Aviana to help her.
- D) He started cleaning up the feast.
Answer: B) He laughed and counted jewels from her satchel.
From page 6
How did Aviana serve the food at her feast for Renard?
Choices
- A) In shallow dishes and narrow-necked jars.
- B) In long, slender vases. ✓
- C) On a large, flat platter.
- D) In small, bite-sized portions.
Answer: B) In long, slender vases.
From page 8
What lesson did Renard learn from Aviana's feast?
Choices
- A) That storks are better cooks than foxes.
- B) That he should always eat before going to a party.
- C) That he needed to understand things from another's perspective. ✓
- D) That he should only eat food from shallow dishes.
Answer: C) That he needed to understand things from another's perspective.
From page 9