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Why did no one believe the little rabbit 

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Why did no one believe the little rabbit 

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No one believed the little rabbit because they only thought for themselves and said if its not them then they don’t care.

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What did the animals have to do with the holocaust 

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What did the animals have to do with the holocaust 

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The holocaust was about people not animals

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What happened to the animals? And were did they get taken?

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What happened to the animals? And were did they get taken?

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Both stories had the same idea and meaning behind them. They both talked about a group being taken away because someone didn’t like them or didn’t want them there for many different reasons.

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Why didn’t they end the story with telling with what happened with animals

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Why didn’t they end the story with telling with what happened with animals

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Both of the stories have almost the same topic ending. If you don’t speak up for others you will also get hurt in the end.

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How does this story compare with the holocaust?

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How does this story compare with the holocaust?

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They compare and contrast in many different ways. One way they compare is they both talk about a group being taken away. A contrast is they used animals to tell the story, and the other one is a true story.

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What happens to the animals after they were took.

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What happens to the animals after they were took.

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The two story’s talk about the same thing, but they are completely different in one sense.one is about animals and the other is about the holocaust.

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Both the story’s had the same idea if you don’t speak up for others you will also get hurt in the end

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Why do the animals have anything to do with it

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Why do the animals have anything to do with it

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They did something wrong.

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Why did no one believe the little rabbit?

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Why did no one believe the little rabbit?

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what happened to the little white rabbit?

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what happened to the little white rabbit?

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did the rabbit get the other forest creatures to believe them? did they run away? it was a good story though, i really like how he compared the holocaust to animals in a forest being taken away one by one. very creative

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What do animals have to do with the holocaust 

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What do animals have to do with the holocaust 

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The two story’s are talking about the same thing.
They have different situations.

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Why didn’t they explain what happened to the animals?

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Why didn’t they explain what happened to the animals?

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they both bring up the prosecution of the Jews and other activists against the Nazi party.
The  Animal story uses metaphors of different groups as animals and don’t show the terrible things, presumably the nazis

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Put your questions about these poems in the top line.

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Put your questions about these poems in the top line.

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Put your observations on these two poems in the second line