In The Man with the Cocoanuts, a man gathered his cocoanuts and loaded his horse heavily with the fruit. Then he started for home. Which sentence best reacts to the man's heavy load?

Here is part of The Man with the Cocoanuts. The man did not believe the boy, so he hurried his horse. The cocoanuts fell off, and he had to stop and pick them up. Which sentence reacts best to what the man did?

In The Man with the Cocoanuts, the man hurried again and again to make up for lost time. The cocoanuts kept falling off, and it was night when he reached home. Which sentence is a good reaction to this ending?

This is from The Man with the Cocoanuts. The boy looked at the load and said that going slowly would get the man home soon, but going fast would take all day. Which sentence reacts best to the boy's answer?

In The Carabao and the Shell, the carabao told the shell, "You are very slow." The shell answered that it could beat the carabao in a race. Which sentence reacts best to the shell's answer?

Here is part of The Carabao and the Shell. When the carabao stopped and called, "Shell!", another shell lying by the river answered, "Here I am!" Which sentence tells what someone thinks about the calling shells, and why?

In The Carabao and the Shell, the carabao was surprised that the shell could keep up. He was determined that the shell should not beat him, so he ran on and on. Which sentence reacts best to the carabao here?

This is how The Carabao and the Shell ends. The carabao was determined that the shell should not beat him, so he ran until he dropped dead. Which sentence reacts best to this ending?

In The Battle of the Crabs, the land crabs could not sleep because the waves sang so loudly. The oldest crab said that they should make war on the waves. Which sentence best reacts to the crabs' plan?

Here is part of The Battle of the Crabs. The shrimp told the crabs they would not succeed, because the waves were strong and their legs were weak. Then he laughed loudly. Which sentence reacts best to the shrimp?

In The Battle of the Crabs, the shrimp's words made the crabs angry, so they pinched him until he promised to help them win. Which sentence reacts to the crabs' pinching and gives a reason?

This is the end of The Battle of the Crabs. The shrimp saw a big wave and ran away. The crabs were all looking toward the shore, so the water covered them and they drowned. Which sentence is a good reaction to this ending?

In The Crow and the Pitcher, a crow was dying of thirst. He saw a pitcher and flew to it with delight, hoping to find water inside. Which sentence best reacts to the crow at this moment?

Here is part of The Crow and the Pitcher. When the crow reached the pitcher, he found so little water that he could not possibly get at it. Which sentence says how this part feels, and why?

In The Crow and the Pitcher, the crow tried everything he could think of and nothing worked. Then he carried stones and dropped them one by one into the pitcher. Which sentence best reacts to the crow's idea?

This is how The Crow and the Pitcher ends. The crow kept dropping stones until the water came within his reach, and so he saved his life. Which sentence tells how this ending feels, and why?

In The Dog and the Shadow, a dog crossed a bridge with a piece of meat in his mouth. He saw his own shadow in the water and thought it was another dog. Which sentence best reacts to the dog here?

Here is part of The Dog and the Shadow. The dog thought the other dog's meat was twice as big, so he let go of his own piece and attacked. Which sentence reacts best to what the dog did?

In The Dog and the Shadow, the dog lost both pieces of meat. One was only a shadow, and the stream swept his own piece away. Which sentence reacts to the dog's loss and says why?

This is The Dog and the Shadow. A dog carrying meat attacked his own shadow to win a bigger piece, and he lost everything in the stream. Which sentence is a good reaction to the whole tale?