Question: How does including animals on "How Snake Lost His Legs" affect the meaning of the text in comparison to "Lazy Day Sunday", in which animals are not used? (1 point) Responses Including animals makes the reader know they are reading a true story instead of a fable. Including animals makes the reader know they are reading a true story instead of a fable. Including animals makes the story more believable and realistic. Including animals makes the story more believable and realistic. Including animals makes the story more enjoyable to readers. Including animals makes the story more enjoyable to readers. Including animals gives an explanation about nature in addition to teaching a lesson about laziness. Including animals gives an explanation about nature in addition to teaching a lesson about laziness.
Including animals on "How Snake Lost His Legs" adds a sense of realism and believability to the story, as animals are often used in storytelling to represent human characteristics or to provide a moral lesson. In contrast, "Lazy Day Sunday" does not use animals, which can make the story feel more abstract or disconnected from reality. By including animals, "How Snake Lost His Legs" not only teaches a lesson about laziness, but also provides an explanation about nature and the natural world. This can make the story more engaging and enjoyable for readers who appreciate stories that incorporate elements of the natural world.
