Use Aesop's "The Peacock and Juno" and the poem "Trees Need Not Walk the Earth" to answer the questions that follow.
7.
Which statement best explains how the peacock in the story is different from the trees in the
poem?
The peacock searches to find beauty, whereas the trees do not.
The trees are proud of their ancestry, but the peacock is ashamed.
The peacock desires more than what he has, whereas the trees do not.
The trees are kind to others, but the peacock is rude to the nightingale.