Practice Fable Analysis, Humor, Moral Values (4.1.1) - Module 4: It So Happened - Supplementary Reader (Part 1)

Practice: Fable Analysis, Humor, Moral Values

Lesson 4.1.1Module 4: It So Happened - Supplementary Reader (Part 1)

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Question 1.
What does the Camel say when asked to work?
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Think about his lazy attitude.
Question 2.
Who confronts the Camel about his laziness?
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Remember who has magical powers in the story.
3Question 3.
What lesson does the Camel learn by the end of the fable?
- Laziness is rewarding
- Work brings consequences
- Humph is a good response
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Think about what happens to the Camel because he does not want to work.
4Question 4.
Is the Djinn a positive character in the story?
- True
- False
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Consider the Djinn's role in transforming the Camel.
Question 5.
Discuss how Kipling’s use of humor in this fable could be interpreted differently by various age groups. How might children perceive it vs adults?
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Consider how understanding of ethics evolves with age.
Question 6.
Create a modern version of the fable that incorporates current social challenges. How would the themes of responsibility and cooperation change?
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Think about technology and social media's impact on responsibilities.

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