Little Red Hot

What lesson does 'Little Red Hot' teach about strangers?

• Be cautious of strangers

• Always trust strangers

• Strangers are always helpful

• Strangers are never dangerous

How does Little Red Hot defeat the antagonist?

• By using hot peppers

• By calling for help

• By running away

• By hiding

What is the climax of the story 'Little Red Hot'?

• When Little Red Hot confronts the wolf

• When Little Red Hot leaves her house

• When Little Red Hot meets the huntsman

• When Little Red Hot picks the peppers

Which of the following best describes Little Red Hot's character?

• Brave and clever

• Timid and shy

• Greedy and selfish

• Lazy and careless

What is the tone of 'Little Red Hot'?

• Humorous and light-hearted

• Serious and somber

• Romantic and dreamy

• Mysterious and suspenseful

What is the conflict in 'Little Red Hot'?

• Little Red Hot vs. the wolf

• Little Red Hot vs. her grandmother

• Little Red Hot vs. the huntsman

• Little Red Hot vs. herself

What narrative perspective is 'Little Red Hot' told from?

• Third-person omniscient

• First-person

• Second-person

• Third-person limited

What is the inciting incident in 'Little Red Hot'?

• Little Red Hot decides to visit her grandmother

• Little Red Hot meets the wolf

• Little Red Hot picks the hot peppers

• Little Red Hot gets lost

What is the role of the grandmother in 'Little Red Hot'?

• She is the person Little Red Hot is trying to visit

• She helps Little Red Hot defeat the wolf

• She warns Little Red Hot about the wolf

• She is the antagonist

What is the underlying message about intelligence in 'Little Red Hot'?

• Intelligence can be more powerful than physical strength

• Intelligence is not important

• Physical strength is superior to intelligence

• Intelligence is only useful in certain situations