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In the fable, the fox praises the crow's voice so the crow will open its beak and drop the cheese. What is the fox's true motive?
AHe wants to start a choir with the crow.
BHe is using flattery to manipulate the crow for his own gain.
CHe really loves the crow's singing.
DHe is trying to help the crow improve its singing.
✓ Correct Answer: B — He is using flattery to manipulate the crow for his own gain.
Flattery is often used as a tool for deception or manipulation in fables.
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