LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD

1. What is the main idea of "Little Red Riding Hood"?

• A girl who gets lost in the woods.

• A girl visiting her grandmother.

• A girl tricked by a wolf.

• A wolf who eats a grandmother.

2. What can be inferred about Little Red Riding Hood's personality from the story?

• She is afraid of wolves.

• She is obedient and trustworthy.

• She is cautious and thoughtful.

• She is naive and trusting.

3. What is the significance of the color of Little Red Riding Hood’s cloak?

• It represents her innocence.

• It is a sign of her bravery.

• It highlights her independence.

• It symbolizes danger.

4. What detail supports the idea that the wolf is deceptive?

• The wolf speaks kindly to Little Red Riding Hood.

• The wolf eats the grandmother.

• The wolf tries to lead Little Red Riding Hood off the path.

• The wolf refuses to talk to Little Red Riding Hood.

5. Skimming the story, what is the most important event that happens in the beginning?

• Little Red Riding Hood is given a red cloak.

• Little Red Riding Hood is told by her mother to visit her grandmother.

• Little Red Riding Hood meets the wolf.

• The wolf eats the grandmother.

6. Which of the following words contains a suffix that indicates a noun (a person, place, or thing)?

• Riding

• Hood

• Little

• Grandmother

7. What is the antonym of “innocent” in the context of the wolf’s actions?

• Guilty

• Brave

• Kind

• Cautious

8. What does the word “deceptive” mean as used to describe the wolf?

• Friendly and helpful

• Honest and trustworthy

• Misleading or dishonest

• Loyal and protective

9. When Little Red Riding Hood talks to the wolf in the woods, what technique is used?

• Scanning for specific facts

• Making an inference

• Skimming for the general plot

• Context clues to understand the words

10. Which of these words is a synonym for "grandmother" based on the context of the story?

• Parent

• Elder

• Sister

• Aunt