Questions: Fun with Folktales Unit Test Use the story titled The Unhappy Pine Tree to answer the question. Which sentence describes the moral of the story? (4 point) Gold is the prettiest thing there is. Be happy with who you are. Trees do not make good choices. Wishes will make you happier.

The answer is "Be happy with who you are."

This option suggests a superficial value, focusing on appearance rather than contentment or self-acceptance. It does not align with the typical moral lessons found in stories like "The Unhappy Pine Tree," which often emphasize deeper values.

This option reflects a common moral found in many fables and stories, where characters learn to appreciate their own qualities and circumstances rather than desiring to be something they are not. It encourages self-acceptance and contentment.

While this option might humorously reflect the story's events, it does not convey a meaningful moral lesson applicable to human behavior or personal growth.

This option suggests that external changes or desires will lead to happiness, which is often contrary to the moral lessons in stories like "The Unhappy Pine Tree," where the focus is on internal acceptance and satisfaction.