Question

Read the story about the Fox and the Stork complate the task ​

Answer 1

А можно фото? А то ничего не понятно

Answer 2

Certainly, here is the story of "The Fox and the Stork":

Once upon a time, in a dense forest, lived a clever and cunning fox named Reynard. Reynard was known throughout the forest for his tricky ways and clever schemes. He often played pranks on the other animals, leaving them frustrated and annoyed.

One day, Reynard decided to invite his friend, a long-beaked stork named Stanley, to dinner. The fox had a devious plan in mind. He wanted to make fun of Stanley and enjoy the sight of his friend's discomfort.

When the day of the dinner arrived, Stanley the stork flew over to Reynard's den. As he entered, he noticed a delightful aroma coming from the kitchen. Reynard had prepared a delicious stew, full of rich and savory ingredients.

But as Stanley approached the table, he realized that the stew was served in shallow and wide bowls, which made it easy for Reynard to lap up the stew with his tongue. However, Stanley's long beak couldn't reach the stew at all. He tried pecking at it, but it was of no use.

Feeling embarrassed and a bit angry, Stanley tried to hide his frustration and said, "Thank you for your kind invitation, Reynard. But I have a long beak that can't quite enjoy this stew in these bowls."

Reynard, pretending innocence, replied, "Oh, I'm so sorry, Stanley. I didn't think about that. Please forgive me. Let's think of a way to make it up to you."

Stanley, though upset, appreciated Reynard's apparent remorse. "Well," he said, "since you've shown such remorse, why don't we have dinner again tomorrow? But this time, I'll be the host, and I'll prepare a special meal for us."

Reynard, thinking he would have another opportunity to play a prank, agreed eagerly. The next day, he arrived at Stanley's home, excited to see what the stork had planned.

As they sat down for dinner, Stanley served the food in tall, narrow-necked jars. The aroma was equally enticing, but this time, it was Reynard who struggled to eat. His snout was too wide to fit into the jars, and his attempts to reach the food were futile.

Stanley watched with a hint of satisfaction as Reynard struggled. "I hope you're enjoying the meal," Stanley said with a sly smile.

Realizing that he had been outwitted, Reynard chuckled and admitted, "You've shown me the consequences of my own actions, Stanley. I understand now."

From that day on, Reynard learned to treat others with kindness and respect. He and Stanley continued to be friends, sharing meals that were suitable for both of them.

And so, the clever fox learned a valuable lesson in empathy and the importance of treating others as he would like to be treated. The forest animals also learned to be cautious around Reynard's tricks, as he had become a wiser and more considerate fox.