In the Tinguian tale The Carabao and the Shell, a carabao says a shell is slow, so they race. Each time he stops and calls, another shell answers him. He runs on until he drops dead. Which sentence tells what the whole tale is mostly about?

In the Tinguian tale The Carabao and the Shell, a shell says it can beat a carabao in a race. Other shells by the river answer every time the carabao calls. He runs until he drops dead. Which sentence is the best short retelling of the tale?

In the Tinguian tale The Carabao and the Shell, the carabao thinks he is racing one shell. He is really hearing many shells along the river. He keeps running and drops dead. Which sentence says what the whole tale is mostly about?

In the Tinguian tale The Carabao and the Shell, a carabao and a shell race along the river. Shells ahead of him answer each call, so he thinks he is losing. He runs until he drops dead. Which sentence retells the whole tale best?

In the Tinguian tale The Turtle and the Lizard, they steal ginger. The loud lizard is chased. The hidden turtle calls until the man dies. Later the lizard is stung, then caught in a snare and killed. Which one sentence tells the whole tale in a short way?

In the Tinguian tale The Turtle and the Lizard, the lizard shouts and a man chases him. The turtle hides and calls until the man dies. Later the lizard is stung and dies in a snare. Which sentence is the best short retelling of the tale?

In the Tinguian tale The Turtle and the Lizard, the two steal ginger together. The turtle keeps still and is safe. The noisy lizard is chased, stung by bees, and at last caught in a snare and killed. Which sentence says what the whole tale is mostly about?

In the Tinguian tale The Turtle and the Lizard, the turtle hides while the lizard is chased. From under a shell the turtle scares the man to death. The lizard is later stung and killed in a snare. Which sentence retells the whole tale best?

In the Tagalog tale Juan Gathers Guavas, Juan is sent for guavas for guests. He eats his fill, puts a wasp's nest in the basket, and locks the door. The stung guests swell up, and Juan jokes. Which one sentence tells the whole tale in a short way?

In the Tagalog tale Juan Gathers Guavas, Juan eats the guavas himself and hides a wasp's nest in the basket. He shuts the guests inside with it. They are stung, and he jokes about it. Which sentence tells what the whole tale is mostly about?

In the Tagalog tale Juan Gathers Guavas, Juan's father wants guavas for his guests. Juan brings a wasp's nest instead and locks the door. The wasps sting everyone, and Juan laughs at their faces. Which sentence is the best short retelling of the tale?

In the Tagalog tale Juan Gathers Guavas, Juan eats the fruit and puts a wasp's nest in his basket. His father opens it, and the guests are stung. Juan then jokes that the guavas made them fat. Which sentence says what the whole tale is mostly about?

In Aesop's fable The Hare and the Tortoise, the hare laughs at the tortoise's slow feet. They race. The tortoise never stops walking. The hare sleeps by the road, wakes late, and finds the tortoise at the goal. Which sentence retells the whole tale best?

In Aesop's fable The Hare and the Tortoise, the tortoise says it can beat the hare. She walks on without stopping. The hare falls asleep, then wakes and sees her resting at the goal. Which one sentence tells the whole tale in a short way?

In Aesop's fable The Hare and the Tortoise, the hare makes fun of the tortoise's short feet. In the race he falls asleep by the road. The tortoise never stops and gets there first. Which sentence tells what the whole tale is mostly about?

In Aesop's fable The Hare and the Tortoise, a fast hare and a slow tortoise agree to race. She keeps one steady pace to the end. The hare naps and wakes to find her already at the goal. Which sentence is the best short retelling of the tale?

In Aesop's fable The Shepherd's Boy and the Wolf, the boy fools the villagers three or four times by shouting "Wolf!" When a real wolf comes, no one helps him, and the wolf kills the whole flock. Which sentence says what the whole tale is mostly about?

In Aesop's fable The Shepherd's Boy and the Wolf, a boy watching sheep near a village calls "Wolf!" as a joke and laughs at the helpers. Later a real wolf comes, nobody believes him, and the flock is killed. Which sentence retells the whole tale best?

In Aesop's fable The Shepherd's Boy and the Wolf, the boy tricks the village with false cries. When the wolf truly comes, he begs for help, but no one comes and the wolf kills the flock. Which one sentence tells the whole tale in a short way?

In Aesop's fable The Shepherd's Boy and the Wolf, the boy's joke cries bring the neighbors out for nothing. The real wolf then comes, and nobody answers his shouts, so the wolf kills every sheep. Which sentence tells what the whole tale is mostly about?