In the Tagalog tale Juan Gathers Guavas, Juan hides a wasp's nest in the basket and locks the guests in the room. He opens the door, sees their swollen faces, and calls out that the rich guavas made them fat. How did Juan feel?

In Juan Gathers Guavas, Juan's father opens the basket and wasps fly over the room. The guests find the door locked and fight to get out of the windows. How did the guests feel?

In the Tagalog tale Juan Gathers Guavas, Juan takes a wasp's nest down with some difficulty, shuts it in his basket, and hurries home with it. How did Juan feel as he carried the basket?

In Juan Gathers Guavas, Juan eats all the fruit he can hold. Then he puts a wasp's nest in the basket instead of guavas. Why does Juan do this?

In the Ilocano tale The Monkey and the Turtle, a turtle meets a monkey by the river. The monkey says, "I am very hungry. The other monkeys took all the squash." How did the monkey feel?

In The Monkey and the Turtle, the monkey eats all the ripe bananas and then sleeps in the tree. The turtle sticks sharp bamboo under it and shouts that a crocodile is coming. The monkey falls and is killed. How did the turtle feel?

In the Ilocano tale The Monkey and the Turtle, the turtle says he will sell his bananas and buy three lengths of cloth. Why does the turtle want the cloth?

In The Monkey and the Turtle, the monkey's plant dies, but the turtle's tree grows tall and bears fruit. Which detail shows the monkey did not want to share the fruit?

In the Tinguian tale Dogedog, a cat eats the rice he hangs in a tree, two days in a row. On the third day he traps the cat and cries, "Now I have you! I shall kill you for stealing my rice!" How did Dogedog feel?

In Dogedog, the man traps the cat and says he will kill it for taking his rice. The cat begs, "Oh, do not kill me," and promises to be of some use to him. How did the cat feel?

In the Tinguian tale Dogedog, the cat tied by his door becomes a cock. Dogedog is happy and starts at once for the cock-fight at Magsingal, leaving his floor unbuilt. Why is he so happy to go?

In the tale Dogedog, the rainy season is near. Dogedog thinks how cold he will be when the storms come, so he takes his long knife to the forest to cut bamboo. How did Dogedog feel?

In the Visayan tale The Hawk and the Hen, the hen wears the hawk's ring around her neck. The cock looks at her and asks, "Where did you get that ring?" How did the cock feel?

In The Hawk and the Hen, the hawk comes down with beautiful feathers for the hen. She runs and hides behind the door instead of meeting him. How did the hen feel?

In the Visayan tale The Hawk and the Hen, the hen has thrown the ring away. She does not tell the hawk the truth. She makes up a story about a big snake. How did the hen feel about what she did?

In The Hawk and the Hen, the hawk looks sharply at the hen and knows she is not telling the truth. He says, "I did not believe that you could behave so badly." How did the hawk feel?

In Aesop's fable The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf, the boy shouts "Wolf! Wolf!" when no wolf is near. The villagers drop their work and run to the pasture. They find the boy doubled up with laughter. How did the boy feel?

In The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf, a real wolf springs from the underbrush and falls upon the sheep. The boy runs toward the village, shouting "Wolf! Wolf!" How did the boy feel then?

In Aesop's fable The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf, the boy shouts for help when the real wolf comes, but no villager runs to the pasture. Why does no one come?

In The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf, the wolf falls upon the flock. The boy shouts for help, but the villagers do not come. What happens to the sheep?