Переведи текст на русский Read Aesop's fable "The Mice's Plan" and choose the best moral for it. 1) Mice are cleverer than cats. 2) Mice cannot make good plans. 3) Good plans are the plans you can put into life. The Mice's Plan Once upon a time there lived mice under the floor of a kitchen. In the kitchen there lived a fat and strong cat. The mice were unhappy because the cat didn't often go outside and the mice couldn't get the food they wanted. One day they met together to decide what to do with the cat. Different mice had different plans. But the plans were not very good. The cat didn't like to leave the kitchen and didn't stay long in the garden. The mice never knew when the cat could come back. Then one young but very important mouse got up and said: "I think I have a plan which you all will like. I think this plan can work very well. We must put a bell around the cat's neck. The bell will tinkle [tunkl] and will tell us that the cat is com ing. Then we'll have time to run away." All the mice liked the plan and decided to take it. But then a wise [waız] old mouse got on his feet [fit] and said: "I agree [a'gri:] with you all that the last plan is very good. But can I ask you one question? And this is a very important question indeed. Which of you is going to put the bell around the cat's neck?"