In the Tinguian tale The Turtle and the Lizard, the two steal ginger. The turtle says to keep still, but the lizard shouts that the ginger is very good. What happened because the lizard shouted?

In the Tinguian tale The Turtle and the Lizard, the man comes out to catch the robbers. The lizard runs and the man chases him, but the turtle lies very still. Why did the man not see the turtle?

In the Tinguian tale The Turtle and the Lizard, the turtle hides under a coconut shell and calls, "Kook," again and again. The man looks everywhere in the house but cannot find him. What happened to the man in the end?

In the Tinguian tale The Turtle and the Lizard, the two friends see honey in a tree. The turtle says he will go first, but the lizard runs ahead and seizes the honey. What happened to the lizard then?

In the Tinguian tale The Turtle and the Lizard, the two come to a bird snare. The turtle calls it his grandfather's silver wire, so the lizard runs fast to get it first. He is caught, and the man kills him. Why was the lizard caught?

In the Tinguian tale The Man with the Cocoanuts, a boy tells a man that going slowly will get him home sooner. The man does not believe this strange speech, so he hurries his horse. What happened next?

In the Tinguian tale The Man with the Cocoanuts, a boy looks at the heavy load and tells the man to go slowly. The man hurries his horse anyway. Why did the man hurry?

In the Tinguian tale The Man with the Cocoanuts, the coconuts fell many times, and each time the man got down to pick them up. It was night when he reached home. Why did he get home so late?

In the Tagalog tale Juan Gathers Guavas, Juan's father sends him to get ripe guavas because neighbors have come to the house. Why did the father want the guavas?

In the Tagalog tale Juan Gathers Guavas, Juan brings no fruit home. He puts a wasp's nest in his basket and hands the basket to his father. What happened when his father opened it?

In the Tagalog tale Juan Gathers Guavas, the wasps fly over the room and the guests fight to get out of the windows. Juan had closed and fastened the door. Why did the guests use the windows?

In the Tagalog tale Juan Gathers Guavas, the wasps fly at the guests in the closed room. After a while Juan opens the door again. What did the wasps do to the guests?

In the Visayan tale Why Dogs Wag Their Tails, a master sends his cat and his old dog to carry a magic ring to his daughter. Why did he send the dog with the cat?

In the Visayan tale Why Dogs Wag Their Tails, the cat and the dog come to a river. There is no bridge and no boat. What did they have to do because of this?

In the Visayan tale Why Dogs Wag Their Tails, the dog wants to carry the magic ring across the river. The cat says no, until the dog threatens to kill her. Then she hands it over. Why did the cat give the dog the ring?

In the Visayan tale Why Dogs Wag Their Tails, the dog drops the ring in the river and then runs away. The cat goes home alone and tells the master about the loss. He is very angry. What did the master order?

In Aesop's fable The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf, a boy watches sheep near a forest. He finds life in the pasture very dull. What did he do because of this?

In Aesop's fable The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf, the boy sees no wolf at all, but he runs toward the village shouting, "Wolf! Wolf!" What happened because the villagers heard his cry?

In Aesop's fable The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf, the villagers run to the pasture but find no wolf. They find the boy doubled up with laughter. Why was the boy laughing?

In Aesop's fable The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf, a real wolf springs out one evening. The boy shouts, "Wolf! Wolf!" but the villagers say, "He cannot fool us again," and no one comes. What happened to the sheep?