CBSE Class 6 English The Raven and the Fox (Class 6 NCERT New) Quiz 5

1. What is the moral of the story of the fox and the crow?

A Share your food with others B Never fall for flattering words C Always trust strangers D Ignore compliments

2. Why does the author describe the crow holding the cheese in her beak in paragraph 1?

A To show that the crow enjoys collecting food from the forest B To introduce the object that motivates the fox’s actions C To explain how birds protect their food from predators D To suggest that the crow plans to share the cheese later

3. What can the reader infer about the fox based on his words in paragraph 2?

A He truly admires the crow’s beauty and talent B He enjoys talking with birds more than other animals C He is using praise to trick the crow into making a mistake D He believes the crow should be leader of the forest

4. Which sentence from the story best supports the idea that the fox is flattering the crow?

A “A Fox once saw a Crow fly off with a piece of cheese in its beak” B “That’s for me, as I am a Fox” C “How glossy your feathers; how bright your eye.” D “That was all I wanted.”

5. What does the word surpass most nearly mean as used in paragraph 2?

A Sound different from B Be greater than C Become louder suddenly D Change over time

6. Why does the crow begin to sing?

A She wants to show kindness to the fox B She believes the fox’s compliments are sincere C She hopes to trade her song for advice D She is proud of her ability to sing loudly

7. What causes the cheese to fall from the crow’s beak?

A The branch shakes when the fox speaks B The crow opens her mouth to sing C The fox jumps toward the tree D The crow loses her balance

8. Which detail best shows that the fox’s plan is successful?

A The crow lifts her head proudly B The cheese falls to the ground C The fox listens carefully to the song D The crow sits quietly on the branch

9. What lesson does the fox explain at the end of the story?

A Singing at the wrong time can cause trouble B Clever animals always get what they want C Trusting praise without question can lead to loss D Food should always be shared with others

10. Which sentence best states the central message of the fable?

A Some animals are more intelligent than others B Appearances are more important than actions C Flattery is often used to deceive others D Pride makes life more enjoyable