The True Story of the Three Little Pigs

To whom was the wolf baking a cake for?

• His Mother

• His Granny

• His Great Grandmother

• Himself

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How did the house of straw collapse?

• The wolf was angry and knocked it down.

• The wolf tripped on a rock and fell into the house.

• The wolf said a strong wind blew it over.

• The wolf had a cold and his sneeze blew it down.

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What happened to the wolf after the incident with the third pig?

• He was captured and the pigs all danced.

• He was cooked into a stew.

• He ran away and was never caught.

• He was sent to jail.

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Who changed the real story, according to the wolf?

• the third pig

• other wolves

• his granny

• news reporters

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The wolf says that the main problem with the story of the three little pigs is that ---

• people are uncaring toward wolves.

• he has not told his side of the story.

• everyone likes pigs more than wolves.

• all animals blow down a house or two.

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One way the author adds humor to this parody is by describing the ---

• wolf’s claim that he was framed.

• first pig’s house of straw.

• wolf’s huffing and puffing.

• third pig’s brick house.

According to the wolf, what causes the reporters to change the story of the three little pigs?

• The reporters do not know what really happened.

• People want to read stories about bad wolves.

• The reporters find out that the wolf ate the pigs.

• The real story is not exciting enough.

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What is the wolf's main argument in 'The True Story of the Three Little Pigs'?

• He was framed by the pigs.

• He was just borrowing sugar.

• He was trying to help the pigs.

• He was misunderstood due to a cold.

Which literary device is primarily used in 'The True Story of the Three Little Pigs' to create humor?

• Irony

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Alliteration

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In 'The True Story of the Three Little Pigs', how does the wolf describe his interaction with the first pig?

• A friendly visit

• An accidental encounter

• A misunderstanding

• A deliberate attack

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