Ninja Red Riding Hood_Theme

There are two parts to this question...

Part A - True or False: The wolf had better ninja skills than Red Riding Hood.

• True

• False

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Part B: Which sentence from the story best supports your answer?

• "The wolf licked his chops when he saw her..."

• "And your triceps and delts are immense."

• "They appeared to be evenly matched!"

• "...so he snuck into school to be trained."

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What is the MAIN setting of "Ninja Red Riding Hood"?

• the woods

• ninja school

• grandma's house

• Downward Dog Center

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Who are the characters of "Ninja Red Riding Hood"?

Check ALL that apply.

• ninja red riding hood

• Granny

• the hunter

• the wolf

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What caused the wolf to go to Ninja School?

• He was bored.

• Grandma told him he should go.

• He could't catch any prey.

• He was lonely.

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In what setting did the wolf meet Red Riding Hood the first time?

• at Ninja School

• in the woods

• at grandma's house

• at the beach

How did the text say the wolf tried to disguise himself as Grandma?

• He put on Granny's robe.

• He snuck into Granny's bed.

• He wore lipstick.

• He put his hair up in a bun.

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What did the wolf plan to do with Red Riding Hood when she came to Grandma's?

• He wanted to help her pick flowers.

• He wanted to practice his katas with her.

• He wanted to fix her and Granny dinner.

• He was going to eat her.

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A teacher and a doctor both work with many people every day.  The teacher works with children at the school, however, the doctor sees patients at the hospital.  What is being compared and contrasted?

• children and patients

• a teacher and a doctor

• a school and a hospital

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Words that can be used when comparing.

• similar

  alike

• differences

  unalike

• same

  unalike

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