The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

This is a

• Fable

• Realistic Fiction

• Drama

• Informational Text

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The author wrote this fable in

• First Person Point of View

• Third Person Point of View

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What does the word prowl mean?

• To jump

• To dig

• To sneek around

• To spin

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What does wolf find on the ground?

• A wolf's skin

• A tiger

• A dollar

• A fleece

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Where does the wolf take the sheep once he catches them?

• The fair

• The forest

• Burger King

• The mall

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What is a shepherd?

• A dog

• A person who watches sheep

• A teacher

• A group of sheep

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Who eats the wolf?

• Peter

• The Sheep

• The shepherd

• The dogs

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Did the shepherd know the wolf was catching sheep?

• Yes

• No

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Who is the main character?

• The sheep

• The shepherd

• The wolf

• The dogs

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What is the moral (lesson) of this fable?

• Slow and steady wins the race

• Don't count your chickens before they hatch

• Things are not always as they appear to be

• Don't play tricks on your friends

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