1. How does the crane help the wolf?
The crane helps the wolf by using its long beak to carefully pull the bone out of the wolf's throat.
2. What does the wolf do after the crane helps him?
After the crane helps him, the wolf refuses to give the crane any reward and even threatens to eat the crane.
3. What are the characters in this story?
The characters in this story are the wolf and the crane.
4. When does the action in the story take place?
The action takes place one day when the wolf is eating a bone and gets it stuck in his throat.
5. What lesson do you think is being taught by this story?
The lesson is that you should not expect gratitude or fair treatment from someone who is selfish or untrustworthy, even if you help them.
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