In the fable "The Crow and the Pitcher," the crow drops small stones into a pitcher of waterWhat does this say about the character of the crow?

The crow is good at throwing things.

The crow is angry that no one gave him water.

The crow is not strong enough to lift bigger rocks.

The crow is smart enough to solve a tricky problem.

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Araceli Burton

31 December, 10:03

In the fable "The Crow and the Pitcher," the crow drops small stones into a pitcher of waterWhat does this say about the character of the crow?

The crow is good at throwing things.

The crow is angry that no one gave him water.

The crow is not strong enough to lift bigger rocks.

The crow is smart enough to solve a tricky problem.

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Bullock · Answer 1

The crow is smart enough to solve a tricky problem

Explanation:

In story crow was thirsty and it saw pitcher of water but he was not able to quench its thirst due short beak. This perplexed the crow but it kept its calm and used its brain to overcome this obstacle. He saw the pebbles there and thought that if it drops pebbles in pitcher, it will cause rise in level of water and then he can drink it.

Reasonable crow was smart to solve his problem on his own and thus option 4 is correct answer.