The True Story of the Three Little Pigs

Whose point of view is this story told from?

• The third little pig

• The sweet little wolf

• Alexander T. Wolf

• The first little pig

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According to the wolf, what causes people to think of him as big and bad?

• He looks mean.
• He eats cute animals.
• He lives outside.
• He has a granny.

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The wolf thinks that the third pig is the 

• the dumbest pig
• the polite pig
• the rude pig
• non of these

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The wolf says that the main problem with the story of "The Three Little Pigs," is that

• people are uncaring towards wolves
• everyone likes pigs more than wolves
• he has not told his side of the story
• all animals blow down a house or two

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The wolf thinks of the pigs as 

• smart 
• cute
• rude
• great neighbors

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What happens at the home of the third pig?

• The police come
• He gives him sugar
• They bake a cake together
• They become friends

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One way the author adds humor to the parody is by describing 

• the way he knocked on the houses
• the wolfs claim to be framed
• the houses of the three little pigs
• how the big bad wolf looks

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The wolf goes to the third pig's house because he 

• wants a cup of sugar
• is still hungry after eating two pigs
• to blow down his house
• apologize for eating his brother

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Why does the wolf eat the first two pigs?

• they were mean to him
• it was Thanksgiving
• they didn't give him sugar
• they were a good meal

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According to the wolf, what causes the reporters to change the story of the three little pigs?

• it wasn't interesting enough
• they didn't like his granny
• they think he smells
• they don't like wolves

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