What are the example of aesop's fable?

Answer 1

Some examples of Aesop's fables include "The Tortoise and the Hare," "The Boy Who Cried Wolf," and "The Ant and the Grasshopper." These fables are short stories that often have a moral or lesson at the end.

Answer 2

In Aesop's Fable, "The Tortoise and the Hare", the moral of the story is that a slow and steady pace wins the race instead of a fast, interrupted, and erratic method. It is taught in the story by the example of a fast hare and a slow tortoise agreeing to race to the finish line but the hare, believing there is no contest since he is so quick, is over confident and allows himself to be distracted and sidetracked by things like food and naps while the tortoise just keeps moving along focused in the direction of the finish line without interruption. In the end, the hare, full from snacking and tired from the antics along the way to the finish line, falls asleep and doesn't awake in time to race to the finish line before the tortoise on his straight and steady but slow pace gets there first and wins the race much to everyone's surprise and the hare's chagrin.

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Answer 3

A shortened example - A tortoise and a hare were arguing as to who was the fastest and decided to have a race. The hare sped off leaving the tortoise far behind. After a while the hare thought that it would have time to have a rest, and fell asleep. Meanwhile the tortoise passed the sleeping hare and passed the finishing line first. The moral is - slow and steady is often better than rush and puff

Answer 4

The lion and his three counselors.

The frogs desiring a king.

The a** and the grasshopper.

One of the most well known ones is the tortoise and the hare.