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B. Directions: Summarize in five to six sentences the fable "Two Cats and a Monkey" using the (5) wh's and how as guide questions.
Two Cats and a Monkey
Once upon a time, there lived two cats near a village. They were close friends. They
played, slept and went everywhere together.
Suddenly, one day there was no food for both of them. The two cats went for the
search of food, they found a loaf of bread. They began to fight over it. One cat said. 7
found it first its mine." Another cot said, No I found it first, give it to me."
A monkey in the tree seeing them fighting said, it will be great if I get that bread. It
looks yummy.". He came to the cats and said, Friends why are you quarreling? I we settle
your fight. Both the cats agreed to his proposal.
The Monkey split the bread into two uneven pieces. One-piece was large and the
other piece was sma. Then, he ate a portion from the larger piece. But this made the
other piece larger. So, it took a bite from the other piece, likewise, the monkey ate the
whole loaf of bread. It climbed back the tree laughing at the cats.

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