Practice Academic Vocabulary with Little Red Riding Hood

Identify the main motivation of Little Red Riding Hood for visiting her grandmother in the story.

• To deliver a basket of food

• To escape from her home

• To find a hidden treasure

Summarize what happens when Little Red Riding Hood meets the wolf in the forest.

• The wolf helps her find her way to grandmother's house.

• The wolf tricks her into revealing her destination.

• The wolf gives her a warning about the dangers of the forest.

Select the story element that best describes the role of the wolf in "Little Red Riding Hood."

• Protagonist

• Antagonist

• Supporting character

Describe the setting of the story "Little Red Riding Hood."

• A bustling city

• A quiet village and a nearby forest

• A desert landscape

Find an example of foreshadowing in "Little Red Riding Hood."

• Little Red Riding Hood's mother warns her about the wolf.

• The wolf is seen eating a rabbit.

• Little Red Riding Hood finds a map to her grandmother's house.

Identify the mood created when Little Red Riding Hood first enters the forest.

• Joyful and carefree

• Suspenseful and eerie

• Boring and monotonous

Choose the character trait that best describes Little Red Riding Hood at the beginning of the story.

• Cautious

• Naive

• Aggressive

Describe how the wolf's character is portrayed in the story.

• Kind and helpful

• Cunning and deceitful

• Lazy and uninterested

Identify the climax of the story "Little Red Riding Hood."

• Little Red Riding Hood sets out to visit her grandmother.

• The wolf eats Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother.

• The hunter arrives to save Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother.

Select the example that best illustrates the theme of deception in the story.

• The wolf disguises himself as Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother.

• Little Red Riding Hood picks flowers in the forest.

• The grandmother bakes a pie.