A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing - Reader's Theater (Benchmark Literacy)

How many settings are in this story?

• 6

• 1

• 2

• 5

What are the settings of this story?

• a meadow

• a forest

• a farm

• a house

What adjective does Joe Sheep use to describe the wolves at the beginning of the story?

• Wolves are not brave.

• Wolves are not trustworthy.

• Wolves are not nice.

• Wolves are friendly.

Sally Sheep says the story about the wolves tricking the grandmother gets more outlandish every time she hears it. What does outlandish mean?

• looking or sounding bizarre or unfamiliar

• a wild carnivorous mammal of the dog family, living and hunting in packs

• demanding careful consideration

• causing laughter or amusement; humorous.

Which two characters agreed to not trust the wolves?

• Joe Sheep & Penelope Sheep

• Joe Sheep & Sally Sheep

• Sally Sheep & Penelope Sheep

• Narrator & Joe Sheep

Why does Sally Sheep want to prove that the wolves aren't so horrible? Why does she want the wolves to trust her?

• Sally Sheep wants to be friends with the wolves.

• Sally Sheep wants to find out what really happened to the little girl and her grandmother.

• Sally Sheep wants to play a mean joke on the wolves.

• Sally Sheep wants to play squirrel fastball.

Why did Sally Sheep dress up like a wolf to disguise herself?

• She needed the wolves to trust her.

• She needed the wolves to be suspicious.

• She needed to talk like a wolf.

• She needed to go with Penelope Sheep and Joe Sheep.

What does disguise mean?

• give (someone or oneself) a different appearance in order to conceal one's identity.

• looking or sounding bizarre or unfamiliar.

• put on one's clothes.

• a building or outdoor area in which plays and other dramatic performances are given.

The wolves like all kinds of noodles. Why don't they eat meat?

• Luigi Wolf says they're allergic to meat.

• Luigi Wolf says meat is his favorite.

• Luigi Wolf says they play squirrel fastball.

• Luigi Wolf says they would be the laughingstock of the forest.

The wolves ate the grandmother and her little girl.

• True

• False