Yours Truly, Goldilocks

Why does Goldilocks write a letter to Baby Bear?

• To invite him to a party

• To apologize for breaking his chair

• To ask for a new bowl of porridge

• To tell him she is moving away

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How do the animals in the story communicate with each other?

• By sending letters

• By talking on the phone

• By visiting each other’s houses

• By using a secret code

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What does Goldilocks promise Baby Bear in her letter?

• That she will never visit the Bear’s house again

• That she will bring him a new chair

• That she will make him cookies

• That she will be more careful next time

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How does the Big Bad Wolf cause trouble in the story?

• He steals letters and tries to trick the other characters

• He builds a house and keeps others out

• He eats all of the porridge at the Bears’ house

• He pretends to be Little Red Riding Hood

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

• It’s important to share and be kind to others

• Writing letters is not a good way to communicate

• The Big Bad Wolf is always mean and can’t change

• Goldilocks should never have entered the Bears’ house

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What happens at the end of the story?

• The animals work together to stop the Big Bad Wolf

• Goldilocks runs away from the forest

• The Big Bad Wolf tricks the animals and wins

• The Bears decide to move to a new house

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