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The moral of the story is that pride can lead to foolishness, and one should be cautious of flattering words.
The Fox conveyed that pride is rather unwise and that ignoring sweet words can be surprising but important.
The Fox laughed and remarked on the lesson to ignore sweet words that make one glow with pride.
The morsel fell from the Raven's beak.
The morsel fell from the Raven’s beak.
The Raven opened his beak out of foolish pride, forgetting that his voice was just a croak.
The Fox admired the Raven's handsome feathers and suggested that if he sang, the birds of the woods would call him King.
The Fox admired the Raven’s handsome feathers and suggested that if he sang, the birds of the woods would call him King.
The Fox wanted the morsel the Raven had.
The Raven held a morsel in his beak.
Reynard the Fox looked up at Mr. Raven.
Mr. Raven was perched upon a limb.
What is the moral of the story?
The moral of the story is that pride can lead to foolishness, and one should be cautious of flattering words.
The moral of the story is that pride can lead to foolishness, and one should be cautious of flattering words.
See lessWhat lesson did the Fox convey to the Raven?
The Fox conveyed that pride is rather unwise and that ignoring sweet words can be surprising but important.
The Fox conveyed that pride is rather unwise and that ignoring sweet words can be surprising but important.
See lessWhat was the Fox’s reaction when the morsel fell?
The Fox laughed and remarked on the lesson to ignore sweet words that make one glow with pride.
The Fox laughed and remarked on the lesson to ignore sweet words that make one glow with pride.
See lessWhat happened when the Raven opened his beak?
The morsel fell from the Raven's beak.
The morsel fell from the Raven’s beak.
See lessWhy did the Raven open his beak?
The Raven opened his beak out of foolish pride, forgetting that his voice was just a croak.
The Raven opened his beak out of foolish pride, forgetting that his voice was just a croak.
See lessWhat did the Fox admire about the Raven?
The Fox admired the Raven's handsome feathers and suggested that if he sang, the birds of the woods would call him King.
The Fox admired the Raven’s handsome feathers and suggested that if he sang, the birds of the woods would call him King.
See lessWhat did the Fox want?
The Fox wanted the morsel the Raven had.
The Fox wanted the morsel the Raven had.
See lessWhat did the Raven hold in his beak?
The Raven held a morsel in his beak.
The Raven held a morsel in his beak.
See lessWho looked up at Mr. Raven?
Reynard the Fox looked up at Mr. Raven.
Reynard the Fox looked up at Mr. Raven.
See lessWho was perched upon a limb?
Mr. Raven was perched upon a limb.
Mr. Raven was perched upon a limb.
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