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    Here are the answers to the questions: 1. b 2. a 3. d 4. d 5. a The key lessons from the story are: don't trust those who have betrayed your trust before and don't make promises you don't intend to keep. The wolf tricks the crane into helping him but then does not give the promised reward, showing his dishonest nature.

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    Here are the answers to the questions: 1. b 2. a 3. d 4. d 5. a The key lessons from the story are: don't trust those who have betrayed your trust before and don't make promises you don't intend to keep. The wolf tricks the crane into helping him but then does not give the promised reward, showing his dishonest nature.

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    A Wolf and A Crane

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    Here are the answers to the questions: 1. b 2. a 3. d 4. d 5. a The key lessons from the story are: don't trust those who have betrayed your trust before and don't make promises you don't intend to keep. The wolf tricks the crane into helping him but then does not give the promised reward, showing his dishonest nature.

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    A Wolf and A Crane

    A wolf was one day was eating his dinner. He was very greedy. He ate so quickly that a
    bone stuck in this throat. He had tried hard to get it out, but all wan in vain. Then he went to the
    crane said “Good Morning crane. Will you help me to do something?”.

    “What help do you want of me?” asked crane.

    “I have a bone stuck in my throat. You have a long bill, and so you can draw it out”. Said
    the wolf, “If you do that for me. I will give you a reward”.

    “The wolf opened his mouth wide. The crane put her bill in and drew out the bone”.

    “Now, will you gave me reward, please?” The crane asked the wolf.

    “Reward?” said the wolf, “Don’t talk about thT. You should be thankful to me. Although
    you put your head into my mouth. I did not bite it off. What more do you want?

    Question:

    1. What can we learn from the story?


    a. Don’t make a public lie
    b. Don’t be easy to trust someone
    c. Don’t imitate one’s bad manner
    d. Don’t cheat one’s chance

    2. When did the wolf get his problem?


    a. In the morning
    b. In the evening
    c. In the weekend
    d. In the afternoon

    3. Why did the wolf go to crane?


    a. To give the crane a reward
    b. To help the crane
    c. To bite the crane off
    d. To get a bone out from his throat
    4. Which statement is the true based on the text?
    a. The wolf gave a reward to the crane
    b. The wolf ate the crane
    c. The wolf helped the crane to get the reward
    d. The wolf didn’t keep his promise

    5. .... but all was in vain


    The underlined word means...
    a. Useless
    b. Easy
    c. Hard
    d. Good

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