Q. Do you call this story “slow”?
A. No. It’s a quick, lively one.
Q. What do you think makes it so?
A. There are not too many words; the Fox and the Crow are interesting; there is a lot of talking; we can see the Fox and the Crow; they act like human beings.
Q. Are there any good sentences you would like to remember?
A. Yes: “Do not trust flatterers.”
G. Emotional Power.
Question. How did the Fox feel when he saw the Crow with the cheese in her mouth?
Answer. He was hungry; he wanted the cheese; he made up his mind to get it.
Q. How did he feel when he was flattering the Crow?