Who is our main character?

• The chicks are the main character.

• The wolf is the main character.

• The pigs are the main character.

• The chicken is the main character.

What did the Wolf want to eat for dinner?

• The Wolf wanted cupcakes for dinner.

• The Wolf wanted doughnuts for dinner.

• The Wolf wanted chicken for dinner.

• The Wolf wanted cake for dinner.

What is the setting of the story?

• The setting is the park during the daytime.

• The setting is the forest during the daytime and nighttime.

• The setting is the city during the nighttime and winter.

• The setting is the woods during the daytime and fall.

What did the Wolf do for the chicken?

• The Wolf baked a cake, doughnuts, and pancakes for the chicken.

• The Wolf did laundry for the chicken.

• The Wolf cleaned the chicken's house.

• The Wolf watched the chicken's chicks.

The Wolf had a surprise when he opened the door. What was his surprise?

• The surprise was that the chicken had dinner ready for the Wolf.

• The surprise was that the Wolf found out there were a lot of chicks.

• The surprise was that the cake was not eaten.

• The surprise was that the chicken was not at home.

Who did the chicks think the Wolf was?

• The chicks thought the Wolf was Frosty the Snowman.

• The chicks thought the Wolf was their dad.

• The chicks thought the Wolf was an elf.

• The chicks thought the Wolf was Santa Claus.

What happened to the chicks at the end of the story?

• The Wolf ended up eating the chicks at the end of the story.

• The Wolf ended up playing soccer with the chicks at the end of our story.

• The Wolf ended up baking 100 cookies for the chicks at the end of our story.

• The Wolf ended up running away from the chicks at the end of our story.

What is the problem in the story?

• The problem is that the wolf loves to eat.

• The problem is that the Wolf tries to fatten up the chicken.

• The problem is that the chicken has 100 chicks.

• The problem is that the chicken is too small.

What is the solution in the story?

• The solution is that the Wolf eats the chicken.

• The solution is that the Wolf joins the chicken for dinner.

• The solution is that the chicken and the Wolf become friends.

• The solution is that the chicken hurts the Wolf.

What type of story is, The Wolf's Chicken Stew?

• fiction

• poetry

• folktale

• non-fiction