Origami is an art of folding paper to create objects.
In the poem, the word 'limb' refers to an animal's leg.
The Fox laughed and said that having pride is rather unwise.
The correct opposite of the word 'foolish' is 'silly'.
The repetition of the same consonant sound at the beginning of words is called alliteration.
The Fox advised the Raven to always trust sweet words that make him feel proud.
When the Raven opened his beak to sing, the food fell down.
The Raven understood the Fox's trick and kept his beak closed.
In the poem, the word 'morsel' means a small piece of food.
The Raven had a sweet and melodious singing voice.
The Fox said that the birds of the woods would call the Raven 'King' if he sang.
The Fox told the Raven that his feathers were ugly and dull.
Mr Raven was holding a morsel of food in his great big beak.
Reynard the Fox was perched high upon a tree limb.
The poem 'The Raven and the Fox' was written by Jean de La Fontaine.