Question

one autumn morning, crow found some meat on the forest floor and carried it to a nearby treetop. as he began feasting, kasaykasay flew by carrying a dead rat. crow called out to the tiny bird, asking \kasaykasay, where did you find that scrumptious rat?\ kasaykasay kept flying without answering him, which greatly angered crow, who called out again, threatening, \kasaykasay, kasaykasay, give me a portion of that juicy rat, or ill follow you and take the whole thing for myself!\ still, kasaykasay paid no attention to crow, which left him so consumed with greed and rage that he immediately flew after the tiny creature, leaving his meat behind on a branch of the hickory tree. (although she was tiny, kasaykasay knew that she could fly faster than crow, so she was confident that he wouldnt catch her.) meanwhile, hawk passed by the tree where crow had left his meat, seized it in his claws, and flew away. although crow pursued kasaykasay for several hours, he simply couldnt overtake her, so he finally gave up his attempt and began the long journey home. upon returning to his tree, crow discovered that his own food was missing. at this point, the exhausted crow was about to die from disappointment and hunger. just then, hawk passed the hickory tree again. he called to crow, saying, \crow, i took your meat and im very sorry for you.\ crow did not answer hawk, for he was so tired and weak that he hardly breathe. which is the best summary of the end of the story? a hawk makes fun of crow for being too slow to catch kasaykasay and for being so careless to leave his food behind

Explanation:

The end of the story shows Crow fails to catch Kasaykasay, returns home to find his meat gone, and Hawk admits taking it while Crow is too tired to respond.

Answer:

After unsuccessfully pursuing Kasaykasay, Crow returns home to find his meat missing. Hawk admits taking it as a tired - and - weak Crow is unable to respond.