Vocab! : (n) A god or goddess.
Deity
Vocab! (adj) physically and mentally tired because of hard work.
Weary
Vocab! (n) a strong feeling of being worried, disappointed, or upset.
Dismay
Vocab! (adj) extremely hot or humid
Sweltering
Vocab! Words written on or cut into something
Engraving
Vocab! (n) the need or desire for goods or services.
Demand
Vocab! (v) to express strong disapproval of someone or something.
Condemn
Vocab! (n) the existence of someone or something in a place
Presence
In The Crow and the Pitcher, what is Crow looking for at the beginning of the fable?
Water
Make your own example of an alliteration.
Example: Sweltering, stifling, summer sun. (Words that all begin with the same letter)
In The Crow and the Pitcher, how did Crow use his intelligence to quench his thirst?
He dropped stones into the pitcher to make the water rise.
In The Crow and the Pitcher, where did Crow find the water in the pitcher?
An orchard
According to Devine Felines; what happened to ancient Egyptians who dared kill a cat?
You were killed too!
What lesson did Aesop want you to learn from The Crow and the Pitcher?
Necessity is the mother of invention. (Or: Use your brain to figure things out when you need something.)
According to Devine Felines, how did the ancient Persians defeat the Egyptians at the Battle of Pelusium?
The Persians painted cats on their shields and held cats in their arms.
According to Devine Felines, how did cats help the ancient Egyptians?
They chased away or ate vermin that would eat their crops.
