Wolf! Wolf!

Front

What does the wolf want from the boy?

Back

The wolf offers to take a goat from the boy because he is too old and slow to chase the goats.

Front

Why do the people run up the hill?

Back

They thought the young boy had seen a wolf.

Front

How will the wolf treat the goat?

Back

The wolf will be nice and care for the goat.

Front

Why does the wolf follow the voice he hears?

Back

He thought whoever it was may have food to share.

Front

Why does the boy cry 'Wolf! Wolf!'?

Back

He was tricking the villagers.

Front

What is the main theme of 'Wolf! Wolf!'?

Back

The story explores themes of trust, deception, and the consequences of trickery.

Front

What lesson can we learn from the boy's actions?

Back

We learn that tricking others can lead to serious consequences.

Front

What kind of animal is the main character in the story?

Back

The main character is a wolf.

Front

What do the villagers think when they hear the boy?

Back

They think the boy is in danger and rush to help.

Front

What does the wolf represent in the story?

Back

The wolf represents cunning and the idea that appearances can be deceiving.