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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Fables 121-125 | Fables 126-130 | Fables 131-135.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. In "The Three Oxen and the Lion" how does the lion eat the oxen?
(a) By seperating them.
(b) By hunting them when they are sleeping.
(c) By chasing them all.
(d) By eating them all at once.

3. In "The Mule" what does the mule realize about her father?
(a) That he was very handsome.
(b) That he was an ass.
(c) That he was hated by everyone.
(d) That he was an intelligent mule.

4. Which of the fables mark the beginning of the Fox Fables?
(a) Fables 30 and 31.
(b) Fables 29 and 30.
(c) Fables 28 and 29.
(d) Fables 31 and 32.

5. In "The Stag at the Spring and the Lion" which animal is admiring its own reflection?
(a) An antelope.
(b) An ox.
(c) A deer.
(d) A stag.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "The Sorceress" why is the sorceress sentenced to death?

2. In "The Kite and the Snake" who bites the kite?

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

4. In "The Fox with a Swollen Stomach" why is the fox not able to come out of the hollow of the oak tree?

5. In "The Middle-aged Man and His Mistresses" how many mistresses does the man have?

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