Little Red Riding Hood Quiz

What does the information in paragraph 13 reveal about the wolf's intentions?

• He wants Little Red Riding Hood to appreciate the forest.

• He wants to help Little Red Riding Hood collect flowers for her grandmother.

• He wants to distract Little Red Riding Hood from going to her grandmother's house.

• He wants Little Red Riding Hood to get lost in the forest.

What is the meaning of "nosegay," as it is used in paragraph 14?

• Good cheer

• Flowers

• Firewood

• A songbird

Which phrase from the text best supports the answer to : What is the meaning of "nosegay," as it is used in paragraph 14?

• "three large oak-trees, the nut-trees are just below" (Paragraph 12)

• "how sweetly the little birds are singing" (Paragraph 13)

• "she saw the sunbeams dancing here and there" (Paragraph 14)

• "pretty flowers growing everywhere" (Paragraph 14)

What is the effect of Little Red Riding Hood repeating, "But, grandmother..." each time before describing the wolf from paragraph 25 to 29?

• Add humor

• Build suspense

• Create a paradox

• Emphasize the theme

How do Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother change throughout the story? Cite evidence from before their first encounter with the wolf and after.

Can you identify a moral in this story? What do you think this story was trying to teach children at the time? Does it still provide a valid lesson today?

Which of the following describes a personality trait?

(a)  

• The men panicked and left the horses in the barn.

• I ran as fast as I could to town.

• My mother was known by others as wise & kind
• John whistled happily as he cleaned our stalls.

What is the moral (lesson) of The Tortoise and the Hare?

• Don’t be greedy

• Always tell the truth

• Slow and steady wins the race

• Take naps when you can

The moral of a story is

• the main idea of the

• The setting of the story

• a lesson about right and wrong

• The climax of the story

What was the Wolf's intention after eating Grandma?

• To wait for Little Red Riding Hood

• To cook a meal

• To take a nap in Grandma's bed

• To leave the house immediately