StoryTelling THE CAT AND THE FOX - Rasyiqa Annisa -Narrative Text-Dongeng Bahasa Inggris Dengan Teks

Summary

In this story titled 'A Cat and a Box,' a cat and a fox discuss tricks to escape a dangerous animal, a house. The fox boasts of many tricks, but the cat reveals that it only has one trick—climbing a tree, which proves to be the most effective when a house appears. The fox, unable to escape despite using its many tricks, is caught. The moral of the story emphasizes the value of having a simple but reliable solution, teaching that sometimes one good trick is better than many ineffective ones.

Takeaways

• 😀 The cat and fox discuss their experiences with dogs and how to escape from them.
• 😀 The cat expresses a strong dislike for dogs, considering them dangerous and cruel.
• 😀 The fox, having encountered dogs more than the cat, claims to have many tricks to avoid them.
• 😀 The fox lists various tricks, including hiding under leaves, running away quickly, and hiding inside barrels.
• 😀 The cat calmly responds, saying that it only has one trick, which surprises the fox.
• 😀 The fox is skeptical and wonders how one trick can be enough to escape a dog.
• 😀 Just as they are debating, a dog appears, and the cat immediately climbs a tree to escape.
• 😀 The fox tries all of his tricks, but none of them work, and the dog catches him.
• 😀 The cat looks down from the tree and proudly states that its one trick is better than all the fox's tricks.
• 😀 The moral of the story is that having one well-practiced skill can be more effective than having many less effective ones.

Q & A

What are the main characters in the story?

The main characters in the story are a cat and a fox. They discuss ways to escape from a dangerous hound.

What is the cat's view of dogs (referred to as 'house' in the transcript)?

The cat dislikes dogs, considering them to be nasty animals that hunt and kill cats.

How does the fox respond to the cat's dislike of dogs?

The fox proudly claims that it has many tricks to escape from dogs and that it has dealt with them many times before.

What tricks does the fox suggest it can use to escape from a dog?

The fox suggests it can hide under bushes, run fast, or hide in barrels to escape a dog.

How does the cat respond when asked how many tricks it has?

The cat calmly says that it has just one trick: climbing a tree.

Why is the fox surprised by the cat's response?

The fox is surprised because it thinks that having only one trick is insufficient, especially when it itself has many tricks.

What happens when the hound appears in the story?

When the hound appears, the fox tries all of its tricks but is unable to escape. The cat, however, climbs a tree and escapes easily.

What is the moral of the story?

The moral of the story is that sometimes having one reliable trick or skill is better than having many unreliable ones.

What does the cat's successful escape teach the fox?

The cat’s successful escape teaches the fox that its many tricks are not as effective as one simple, reliable method.

How does the fox react to the cat's success?

The fox admires the cat’s ability and realizes that the cat's one trick worked better than all of the fox's tricks combined.