Roald Dahl Revolting Rhymes

Does Cinderella end up marrying a prince in Roald Dahl's version of Cinderella?

• Yes

• No

In Dahl's rhyming version of "Little Red Riding Hood", how does Red Riding Hood kill the wolf?

• With her pistol

• She drowns him

• She strangles him

• With a crossbow

In Roald Dahl's version of "The Three Little Pigs", the wolf huffs and puffs and tries to blow the brick house in but he can't. So what does he decide to do instead?

• Kick the pig's door in

• Take a long cruise around the Bahamas

• Blow it up with dynamite

• Find a good book to read

In "Revolting Rhymes", who does the third little pig ring to ask for help in dealing with a bad wolf?

• A pest exterminator

• Cinderella

• Little Boy Blue

• Little Red Riding Hood

In Dahl's "Revolting Rhymes", what is special about the chair Goldilocks breaks?

• It is an antique

• It's a doll's house chair, the size of her thumb

• It was supposed to be unbreakable

• It can talk

Why was Mama Bear upset that Goldilocks got into the little bear's bed?

• She didn't remove her shoes

• She didn't wear pajamas

• She was too big for it

• She drooled all over his pillow

In "Revolting Rhymes", how is Goldilocks punished for her crimes against the three bears?

• She is not punished

• Papa Bear has her arrested

• Baby Bear eats her

• She has to work as the bear's maid

What do you infer why the giant can smell Jack, the first time he tries to climb the beanstalk?

• The giant has a very good sense of smell (like a dog)

• The giant smells his blood because he's bleeding

• Jack never bathes

• The giant's nose is very powerful

Does the giant smell Jack's mother when she climbs the beanstalk?

• yes

• no

How often does Jack say he will bathe after he becomes a millionaire?

• Never again

• Every day

• Once a year

• Once a month