Wolf

Why does the old wolf grow a small garden?

• He was too slow and stiff to catch animals.

• He enjoyed growing a garden.

• He loves to eat vegetables.

• He likes to look at plants.

True or False? In the wolf's garden there were so many weeds he could not find his garden.

• True

• False

Why did the wolf follow the voice he heard?

• They were his friends.

• He thought whoever it was may have food to share.

• They were his enemies

• He wanted to share food from his garden.

The first time the boy cried wolf did the villagers believe him?

• Yes.

• No.

• Maybe.

What did the wolf find when he climbed up the mountain?

• his friends

• vegetables

• a boy with goats

• nothing

Why did the people come running up the hill to the young boy?

• They saw a wolf.

• They thought the young boy had seen a wolf.

• They were excercising.

• They were bringing the young boy lunch.

Why does the wolf offer to take a goat from the boy?

• He is a kind wolf.

• He doesn't want the boy to get into trouble.

• The boy has too many goats

• He is tricking the boy because he is too tired to chase a goat.

Why didn't the wolf eat the goat that is in his garden?

• The goat gets away from him.

• The goat helps his garden grow because he eats the weeds.

• He wants to give the goat back to the boy.

• He did eat the goat!

How does the goat change at the end of the story?

• He has a friend, the goat.

• He is hungry.

• He has a friend, the boy.

• He is happy to have a goat to eat.

How will the wolf treat the goat?

• He will eat the goat.

• He will give the goat back to the boy.

• He will be mean to the goat.

• He will be nice and care for the goat.