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Miscellaneous Quiz / The Moral of the Story

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Can you name the morals of Aesop's fables??

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Nature exceeds ________.The Cat and Venus
_________ is the mother of invention. The Crow and the Pitcher
Do not count your chickens before they _______.The Milkmaid and her Pail
_________ friends may prove great friends.The Dove and the Ant
________ loves company.The Fox Who Had Lost His Tail
It's easy to _________ what you cannot get.The Fox and the Grapes
Better no rule than _______ rule.The Frogs Desiring a King
The ________ of a good deed lives.The Old Woman and the Wine Jar
He that has many friends, has no _________.The Hare With Many Friends
A man may ________ and still be a villain.The Horse and Groom
He laughs ________ that laughs last.The Heifer and the Ox
__________ is the best policy.Mercury and the Woodman
One good turn deserves _________.The Serpent and the Eagle
______ man for himself.The Three Tradesmen
__________ is better than quantity.The Vixen and the Lioness
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He who plays a ______ must be prepared to take a joke.The Old Woman and the Physician
Troubles come from the ________ we least expect it.The One Eyed Doe
No gratitude from the _______.The Woodman and the Serpent
___________ are deceptive.The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
Fine ________ don't make fine birds.The Peacock and the Crane
The true value of money is not in its __________, but in its use.The Miser
Look before you _______.The Frogs and the Well
Let _______ enough alone.The Frogs asking for a King
It is best to ________ for the days of necessity.The Ant and the Grasshopper
Do not _______ too much at once.The Boy and the Filberts
Whatever you do, do with all your _______.The Boy and the Nettles
A man is known by the ____________ he keeps.The Ass and his Purchaser
It is easy to kick a man that is _________.The Dogs and the Fox
Better _______ free than be a fat slave.The Dog and the Wolf
Do unto _______ as you would have them do unto you.The Eagel and the Fox
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