The Young Rooster

What is the moral of the story?
A. Be nice to all people B. If you fail, that means you cannot do it C. If you do not succeed at first, try again
Who learned the lesson in the story?
A. Pig B. Sheep C. Young Rooster
What lesson did the character learn?
A. Keep practicing and you will learn B. Do not be friends with people who don't believe in you C. Make sure that you wake up early
How did the character learn the lesson?
A. He told his friends that he did not want to hang out with them and it made everything better B. He gave up and never tried crowing again C. He crowed once and failed but then crowed again and was loud and made the sun rise
What happened at the end of the story?
A. Rooster failed again and could not crow loud enough B. All the friends made fun of Rooster because he could not ever crow loud enough C. Rooster succeeded in crowing loudly and making the sun rise

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What is the moral of the story?
A. Be nice to all people B. If you fail, that means you cannot do it C. If you do not succeed at first, try again
Who learned the lesson in the story?
A. Pig B. Sheep C. Young Rooster
What lesson did the character learn?
A. Keep practicing and you will learn B. Do not be friends with people who don't believe in you C. Make sure that you wake up early
How did the character learn the lesson?
A. He told his friends that he did not want to hang out with them and it made everything better B. He gave up and never tried crowing again C. He crowed once and failed but then crowed again and was loud and made the sun rise
What happened at the end of the story?
A. Rooster failed again and could not crow loud enough B. All the friends made fun of Rooster because he could not ever crow loud enough C. Rooster succeeded in crowing loudly and making the sun rise

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