The Three Little Pigs Analysis

The video tutorial narrates a story of building houses with different materials: straw, hay, sticks, twigs, stone, and bricks. It highlights the contrast between play and work, emphasizing the importance of building strong and safe structures. The story features a big bad wolf attempting to blow down the houses, but only the brick house withstands the attack. The narrative concludes with a lesson on the value of hard work and preparation in ensuring safety and security.

What materials did the first two pigs use to build their houses?

• Glass and steel

• Bricks and stone

• Straw and hay

• Wood and metal

What is the main difference in the approach of the pig who built with bricks compared to the others?

• He prioritized work over play

• He built the tallest house

• He focused on playing music

• He used the cheapest materials

What is the pigs' attitude towards the big bad wolf initially?

• Fearful

• Confident

• Indifferent

• Curious

How do the pigs respond to the wolf's request to enter their house?

• They let him in

• They call for help

• They refuse and stand their ground

• They run away

What is the wolf's strategy to get into the pigs' houses?

• Blowing the houses down

• Using a battering ram

• Climbing through the chimney

• Digging under the houses

What disguise does the wolf use to trick the pigs?

• A rabbit

• A sheep

• A cow

• A horse

What is the repeated phrase the pigs use to refuse the wolf entry?

• Leave us alone

• You shall not pass

• Go away, big bad wolf

• Not by the hair on my chinny chin chin

What ultimately protects the pigs from the wolf?

• The help of a friendly giant

• Their clever disguises

• The strength of the brick house

• Their ability to run fast

What lesson do the pigs learn by the end of the story?

• Only bricks and stones are wolf-proof

• Playing is more important than working

• The wolf is not a real threat

• Building houses is easy

What does the wolf say when he fails to blow down the brick house?

• He gives up and leaves

• He vows to return

• He tries to negotiate

• He calls for reinforcements