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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who eats the fox's cubs in "The Eagle and the Fox"?
(a) The eagle.
(b) The tiger.
(c) The lion.
(d) The jackdaw.
2. In "The Lion and the Wild Boar" whom does the lion fight with?
(a) A wolf.
(b) A boar.
(c) A hound.
(d) A fox.
3. In "The Woman and the Hen" the hen lays how many eggs in a day?
(a) Two.
(b) A dozen.
(c) Three.
(d) One.
4. Who asks for alms in "The Adder and the File"?
(a) A fox.
(b) An ox.
(c) A lamb.
(d) An adder.
5. In "The Ploughman and the Snake Who Had Killed his Son" who bites the ploughman's son?
(a) None of the above.
(b) A snake.
(c) A scorpion.
(d) An insect.
Short Answer Questions
1. In "The Crested Lark" why does the lark get death penalty?
2. In "The Old Woman and the Doctor" what is stolen from the old lady's home?
3. In "The Lion, the Wolf and the Fox" whose skin must the lion wear to keep himself alive?
4. In "The Two Cocks and the Eagle" what happens to the winner of the cock fight?
5. In "The Beaver" which animal's genital cures certain ailments?
Short Essay Questions
1. In "The Dog Who Carried the Meat" how does the dog lose his piece of meat?
2. In "The Sorceress" why is the sorceress sentenced to death?
3. In "Zeus and the Tortoise" why does Zeus curse the tortoise?
4. What does Hermes learn about himself in "Hermes and the Sculptor"?
5. In "The Fox and the Monkey Elected King" what does the fox do to the monkey?
6. In "The Frogs Who Demanded a King" what does Zeus do when the frogs demand a King?
7. In "The Two Cocks and the Eagle" how does the winner end up losing?
8. In "The Beaver" what does the beaver do to protect himself?
9. In "The Kid and the Wolf Who Played the Flute" what does the wolf realize about his nature?
10. How does the fox get revenge against the eagle in "The Eagle and the Fox"?
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