Where was Mr Raven sitting?
  • On the ground
  • On a branch
  • Near the river
  • Inside a nest
What was the raven holding in his beak?
  • A fruit
  • A worm
  • A morsel of food
  • A leaf
Why did the fox look up at the raven?
  • To greet him
  • To admire him
  • To get the morsel
  • To warn him
What did the fox praise about the raven?
  • His voice
  • His feathers and looks
  • His strength
  • His nest
What did the fox want the raven to do?
  • Fly away
  • Share food
  • Sing
  • Come down
Reynard the Fox is:
  • Honest
  • Clever and tricky
  • Lazy
  • Kind
The raven showed which quality?
  • Wisdom
  • Pride
  • Fear
  • Anger
The fox used ______ to get the food.
  • Strength
  • Speed
  • Flattery
  • Force
The raven can be described as:
  • Intelligent
  • Foolish
  • Brave
  • Helpful
The word “morsel” means:
  • A large meal
  • A small piece of food
  • A sweet dish
  • A fruit
“Admiring tones” means:
  • Angry voice
  • Praising voice
  • Sad voice
  • Loud voice
The word “croak” refers to:
  • Sweet singing
  • Loud shouting
  • Harsh sound of a bird
  • Whispering
The meaning of “perched” is:
  • Flying high
  • Sitting on a branch
  • Running fast
  • Hiding
Which phrase shows alliteration?
  • Handsome bird
  • Sweet words
  • Foolish pride
  • Great big beak
Alliteration is:
  • Repetition of vowel sounds
  • Repetition of starting consonant sounds
  • Comparison between two things
  • Giving human traits to animals
What is the main message of the poem?
  • Singing makes you famous
  • Do not trust flattery
  • Animals are clever
  • Food is important
Why did the raven lose the morsel?
  • He was hungry
  • He got distracted by praise
  • He slipped
  • He wanted to share
What does the fox teach at the end?
  • Be kind
  • Be brave
  • Avoid pride and flattery
  • Always sing
Which line shows the moral clearly?
  • “Sir Raven, you are a handsome bird.”
  • “He opened his beak…”
  • “Ignore sweet words that make you glow.”
  • “Ha-ha!” laughed the Fox.
Who is the poet of this poem?
  • William Wordsworth
  • Robert Frost
  • Jean de La Fontaine
  • Rabindranath Tagore
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