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1 card from this section. Quick, good the night before a test.
Imagine a conversation (approx. 70-80 words) between the Horse and the Ox after the Camel has received his hump and has started working. How do they feel about the Djinn's solution, and what do they now understand about responsibility?
Show their relief and a sense of justice. Connect their dialogue to the moral lessons of the story (responsibility, consequences).
Kipling uses "Exaggeration" as a source of humor in the fable. Provide two specific examples of exaggeration from the story and explain how each contributes to the humor.
Think about what is depicted as extreme or overly quick/dramatic in the story. How do those elements make you smile?
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