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Question 1
A)Select the correct answers from the lists.(1 point)
Understanding the
of a text, including social, political, economic, and cultural conditions, can help readers understand the
of the text.
Question 2
A)What does satirize mean?(1 point)
Responses
to use humor, irony, or exaggeration to ridicule human nature or society
to use humor, irony, or exaggeration to ridicule human nature or society
to use a figure of speech in which human qualities are given to an object, animal, or idea
to use a figure of speech in which human qualities are given to an object, animal, or idea
to include a scene that interrupts the main story to tell about something that happened earlier
to include a scene that interrupts the main story to tell about something that happened earlier
to share information with the reader that the characters do not know
to share information with the reader that the characters do not know
Question 3
A)Select the correct answers from the lists.(1 point)
When studying the
in a text, it is important to consider the historical context because the writer and readers may not share the same
.
Question 4
The Lion Fable
This story follows a lion who is shy and afraid to act for fear of looking foolish. While the lion watches quietly, several other animals step up to lead without hesitation—and make things progressively worse. Each time, the lion quietly tells his mouse friend how he would have done things, and each idea sounds like it would have been a much better and more logical solution. Finally, the mouse points out that the most foolish animals in the kingdom have stepped up to lead without hesitation and suggests that the biggest fool of them all is the lion, who has the best ideas but is too timid to lead. The lion takes the mouse’s words to heart and steps up to rule.
The Animal Council
This story is about a group of animals who serve on King Lion’s council. They gather frequently when their king is not around to complain about his rules and way of doing things. They echo one another’s concerns, and all agree that the king is their greatest problem. Hearing of their doubt, the king decides to teach the animals a lesson. He disappears for two weeks. During this time, the animal council is given the chance to lead. They make several messes, and by the end of the two weeks, the mouse alerts the king that his council is desperate to find and return him to his throne. When he returns, he tells the animals not to question his leadership if they cannot do better themselves.
A)
Use the folk tale descriptions to answer the question.
What social contribution do these folktales make by exploring a common theme?
(1 point)
Responses
They show that accurate self-evaluation is a necessary tool.
They show that accurate self-evaluation is a necessary tool.
They show that it is important to push yourself to do things you are not sure you can do.
They show that it is important to push yourself to do things you are not sure you can do.
They show that the best advisors are intelligent and meek.
They show that the best advisors are intelligent and meek.
They show that it is important to give people the chance to learn their limits.
They show that it is important to give people the chance to learn their limits.
Question 5
The Lion Fable
This story follows a lion who is shy and afraid to act for fear of looking foolish. While the lion watches quietly, several other animals step up to lead without hesitation—and make things progressively worse. Each time, the lion quietly tells his mouse friend how he would have done things, and each idea sounds like it would have been a much better and more logical solution. Finally, the mouse points out that the most foolish animals in the kingdom have stepped up to lead without hesitation and suggests that the biggest fool of them all is the lion, who has the best ideas but is too timid to lead. The lion takes the mouse’s words to heart and steps up to rule.
The Animal Council
This story is about a group of animals who serve on King Lion’s council. They gather frequently when their king is not around to complain about his rules and way of doing things. They echo one another’s concerns, and all agree that the king is their greatest problem. Hearing of their doubt, the king decides to teach the animals a lesson. He disappears for two weeks. During this time, the animal council is given the chance to lead. They make several messes, and by the end of the two weeks, the mouse alerts the king that his council is desperate to find and return him to his throne. When he returns, he tells the animals not to question his leadership if they cannot do better themselves.
A)
Use the folk tale descriptions to answer the question.
What does the theme in these folktales tell you about the period in which they were popular in this society?
(1 point)
Responses
Leadership in the society required a great deal of bravery that few average people had.
Leadership in the society required a great deal of bravery that few average people had.
Leadership in the society frequently changed hands, sometimes with negative results.
Leadership in the society frequently changed hands, sometimes with negative results.
People in the society thought negatively about anyone who sought power.
People in the society thought negatively about anyone who sought power.
People in the society were concerned about the quality or fitness of their leaders.
People in the society were concerned about the quality or fitness of their leaders.
Question 1
A)Select the correct answers from the lists.(1 point)
Understanding the
of a text, including social, political, economic, and cultural conditions, can help readers understand the
of the text.
Question 2
A)What does satirize mean?(1 point)
Responses
to use humor, irony, or exaggeration to ridicule human nature or society
to use humor, irony, or exaggeration to ridicule human nature or society
to use a figure of speech in which human qualities are given to an object, animal, or idea
to use a figure of speech in which human qualities are given to an object, animal, or idea
to include a scene that interrupts the main story to tell about something that happened earlier
to include a scene that interrupts the main story to tell about something that happened earlier
to share information with the reader that the characters do not know
to share information with the reader that the characters do not know
Question 3
A)Select the correct answers from the lists.(1 point)
When studying the
in a text, it is important to consider the historical context because the writer and readers may not share the same
.
Question 4
The Lion Fable
This story follows a lion who is shy and afraid to act for fear of looking foolish. While the lion watches quietly, several other animals step up to lead without hesitation—and make things progressively worse. Each time, the lion quietly tells his mouse friend how he would have done things, and each idea sounds like it would have been a much better and more logical solution. Finally, the mouse points out that the most foolish animals in the kingdom have stepped up to lead without hesitation and suggests that the biggest fool of them all is the lion, who has the best ideas but is too timid to lead. The lion takes the mouse’s words to heart and steps up to rule.
The Animal Council
This story is about a group of animals who serve on King Lion’s council. They gather frequently when their king is not around to complain about his rules and way of doing things. They echo one another’s concerns, and all agree that the king is their greatest problem. Hearing of their doubt, the king decides to teach the animals a lesson. He disappears for two weeks. During this time, the animal council is given the chance to lead. They make several messes, and by the end of the two weeks, the mouse alerts the king that his council is desperate to find and return him to his throne. When he returns, he tells the animals not to question his leadership if they cannot do better themselves.
A)
Use the folk tale descriptions to answer the question.
What social contribution do these folktales make by exploring a common theme?
(1 point)
Responses
They show that accurate self-evaluation is a necessary tool.
They show that accurate self-evaluation is a necessary tool.
They show that it is important to push yourself to do things you are not sure you can do.
They show that it is important to push yourself to do things you are not sure you can do.
They show that the best advisors are intelligent and meek.
They show that the best advisors are intelligent and meek.
They show that it is important to give people the chance to learn their limits.
They show that it is important to give people the chance to learn their limits.
Question 5
The Lion Fable
This story follows a lion who is shy and afraid to act for fear of looking foolish. While the lion watches quietly, several other animals step up to lead without hesitation—and make things progressively worse. Each time, the lion quietly tells his mouse friend how he would have done things, and each idea sounds like it would have been a much better and more logical solution. Finally, the mouse points out that the most foolish animals in the kingdom have stepped up to lead without hesitation and suggests that the biggest fool of them all is the lion, who has the best ideas but is too timid to lead. The lion takes the mouse’s words to heart and steps up to rule.
The Animal Council
This story is about a group of animals who serve on King Lion’s council. They gather frequently when their king is not around to complain about his rules and way of doing things. They echo one another’s concerns, and all agree that the king is their greatest problem. Hearing of their doubt, the king decides to teach the animals a lesson. He disappears for two weeks. During this time, the animal council is given the chance to lead. They make several messes, and by the end of the two weeks, the mouse alerts the king that his council is desperate to find and return him to his throne. When he returns, he tells the animals not to question his leadership if they cannot do better themselves.
A)
Use the folk tale descriptions to answer the question.
What does the theme in these folktales tell you about the period in which they were popular in this society?
(1 point)
Responses
Leadership in the society required a great deal of bravery that few average people had.
Leadership in the society required a great deal of bravery that few average people had.
Leadership in the society frequently changed hands, sometimes with negative results.
Leadership in the society frequently changed hands, sometimes with negative results.
People in the society thought negatively about anyone who sought power.
People in the society thought negatively about anyone who sought power.
People in the society were concerned about the quality or fitness of their leaders.
People in the society were concerned about the quality or fitness of their leaders.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
**Question 1**
A) Select the correct answers from the lists. (1 point)
Understanding the **context** of a text, including social, political, economic, and cultural conditions, can help readers understand the **meaning** of the text.
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**Question 2**
A) What does satirize mean? (1 point)
Responses:
**to use humor, irony, or exaggeration to ridicule human nature or society**
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**Question 3**
A) Select the correct answers from the lists. (1 point)
When studying the **context** in a text, it is important to consider the historical context because the writer and readers may not share the same **perspective**.
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**Question 4**
A) Use the folk tale descriptions to answer the question.
What social contribution do these folktales make by exploring a common theme? (1 point)
Responses:
**They show that accurate self-evaluation is a necessary tool.**
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**Question 5**
A) Use the folk tale descriptions to answer the question.
What does the theme in these folktales tell you about the period in which they were popular in this society? (1 point)
Responses:
**People in the society were concerned about the quality or fitness of their leaders.**
A) Select the correct answers from the lists. (1 point)
Understanding the **context** of a text, including social, political, economic, and cultural conditions, can help readers understand the **meaning** of the text.
---
**Question 2**
A) What does satirize mean? (1 point)
Responses:
**to use humor, irony, or exaggeration to ridicule human nature or society**
---
**Question 3**
A) Select the correct answers from the lists. (1 point)
When studying the **context** in a text, it is important to consider the historical context because the writer and readers may not share the same **perspective**.
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**Question 4**
A) Use the folk tale descriptions to answer the question.
What social contribution do these folktales make by exploring a common theme? (1 point)
Responses:
**They show that accurate self-evaluation is a necessary tool.**
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**Question 5**
A) Use the folk tale descriptions to answer the question.
What does the theme in these folktales tell you about the period in which they were popular in this society? (1 point)
Responses:
**People in the society were concerned about the quality or fitness of their leaders.**