Use the two fables “The Poor Tinker and the Elves” and “The Bird’s Message” to answer the question. The Poor Tinker and the Elves The Bird’s Message Which summary describes how the middle of the first fable is different from the middle of the second fable? (1 point) Responses In “The Poor Tinker and the Elves,” Naoko is planning revenge against the elves. In “The Bird’s Message,” the bird is begging the queen to stay in the cage. In “The Poor Tinker and the Elves,” Naoko is planning revenge against the elves. In “The Bird’s Message,” the bird is begging the queen to stay in the cage. In “The Poor Tinker and the Elves,” Naoko is hiding from the elves. In “The Bird’s Message,” the queen and bird are happily singing together. In “The Poor Tinker and the Elves,” Naoko is hiding from the elves. In “The Bird’s Message,” the queen and bird are happily singing together. In “The Poor Tinker and the Elves,” Naoko is rewarded for a good deed. In “The Bird’s Message,” the queen is being punished for taking the bird. In “The Poor Tinker and the Elves,” Naoko is rewarded for a good deed. In “The Bird’s Message,” the queen is being punished for taking the bird. In “The Poor Tinker and the Elves,” Naoko is hiding from his neighbors. In “The Bird’s Message,” the knight is trying to rescue the bird. In “The Poor Tinker and the Elves,” Naoko is hiding from his neighbors. In “The Bird’s Message,” the knight is trying to rescue the bird. Skip to navigation

Answer 1

The correct summary that describes how the middle of "The Poor Tinker and the Elves" is different from the middle of "The Bird's Message" is:

In “The Poor Tinker and the Elves,” Naoko is planning revenge against the elves. In “The Bird’s Message,” the bird is begging the queen to stay in the cage.

This response highlights a contrasting action between the two fables—one character seeks revenge, while the other is pleading.