Search Header Logo
Wonderopolis #691: Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf

Wonderopolis #691: Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf

Assessment

Presentation

English

6th - 8th Grade

Medium

Created by

Ana Rosales

Used 3+ times

FREE Resource

14 Slides • 27 Questions

1

media

2

media

3

media

4

media

5

media

6

media

7

media

8

media

9

media

10

media

11

media

12

Multiple Choice

Yes, as fairy tale villains go, the Big Bad Wolf has a fairly nasty __________.

1

fabrication

2

reputation

3

proportion

4

relevant

13

Multiple Choice

But is he really all that bad? Are all the stories about him true? Or could they be __________ meant to sully his good name?

1

fabrications

2

persuade

3

proportions

4

perspectives

14

Multiple Choice

But is he really all that bad? Are all the stories about him true? Or could they be fabrications meant to __________ his good name?

1

fabrications

2

persuade

3

sully

4

proportion

15

Multiple Choice

For example, could the story of the Three Little Pigs be nothing more than pro-pork __________ pushed by a group with an anti-wolf agenda?

1

proportion

2

persuade

3

relevant

4

propaganda

16

Multiple Choice

For example, could the story of the Three Little Pigs be nothing more than pro-pork propaganda pushed by a group with an anti-wolf __________?

1

agenda

2

relevant

3

reputation

4

propaganda

17

Multiple Choice

Three Little Pigs was nothing more than a misunderstanding. It may have been blown (pun totally intended) way out of __________.

1

proportion

2

relevant

3

fabrications

4

perspective

18

Multiple Choice

But it is important to remember that every story you hear or read is told from one __________.

1

relevant

2

perspective

3

fabrications

4

proportion

19

Multiple Choice

Some people may try to __________ you to believe something because it helps them in some way.

1

relevant

2

persuade

3

fabrications

4

proportion

20

Multiple Choice

Others may not be trying to deceive you, but they may fail to include all __________ information you need to make an informed decision.

1

reputation

2

proportion

3

relevant

4

fabrications

21

media

22

Open Ended

Question image

The committee set the __________ for the meeting that evening.

23

Open Ended

Question image

His giant ears were out of __________ with his head.

24

Open Ended

Question image

Students and teachers have a different __________ on allowing cell phones in the classroom.

25

Open Ended

Question image

Fido is trying to __________ his owner to give him a treat.

26

Open Ended

Question image

John didn't think the rules were __________ to him. He found out that wasn't tur.

27

Open Ended

Question image

Mr. Jones has a bad __________ for losing his temper.

28

Open Ended

Question image

Mr. Putin uses __________ to justify his invasion of Ukrain.

29

Open Ended

Question image

Rumors can __________ somebody's reputation. Be careful what you say.

30

Open Ended

Question image

Children are often used in __________ to convince people to support a cause.

31

media

32

Open Ended

Question image

Write a sentence using the word

reputation.

(The soccer player's name is Luis Suarez.)

33

Open Ended

Question image

Write a sentence using the word

fabrication.

(The character's name is Pinocchio.)

34

Open Ended

Question image

Write a sentence using the word

sully.

35

Open Ended

Question image

Write a sentence using the word

propaganda.

36

Open Ended

Question image

Write a sentence using the word

agenda.

37

Open Ended

Question image

Write a sentence using the word

proportion.

38

Open Ended

Question image

Write a sentence using the word

perspective.

39

Open Ended

Question image

Write a sentence using the word

persuade.

40

Open Ended

Question image

Write a sentence using the word

relevant.

41

media
media

Show answer

Auto Play

Slide 1 / 41

SLIDE