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Read “The Lion’s Share” by Aesop. What is the theme of this fable? Always look at the brighter side. B. Hard work is not always rewarded. C. The king is always right. D. A cunning mind always wins.
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Read “The Lion’s Share” by Aesop. What is the theme of this fable?

Always look at the brighter side.
B.
Hard work is not always rewarded.
C.
The king is always right.
D.
A cunning mind always wins.

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Answer:

C. The king is always right.

Step-by-step explanation:

a lion, wolf, jackal, & fox went hunting together and were going to share what they caught.

the wolf caught a stag. the lion divided it into four parts but he claimed three of it because he is king, even though he didn't even catch it.

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