Understanding Points of View in Stories

What was the narrator's version of the ice skating incident with her sister Molly?

• Molly was pushed by another skater and the narrator helped her up.

• Molly fell and the narrator ignored her.

• Molly was pushed by the narrator and then kicked by another skater.

• Molly fell on her own and was accidentally kicked by another skater.

How does the concept of point of view affect storytelling?

• It makes stories longer.

• It changes the events that occur in the story.

• It ensures all stories have a happy ending.

• It influences how events are described and interpreted.

In the traditional story of The Three Little Pigs, what material was the strongest house made of?

• Straw

• Sticks

• Wood

• Bricks

What was Sandy's main goal in the Muppet Classic Theater version of The Three Little Pigs?

• To live alone in the forest.

• To avoid the wolf at all costs.

• To prove she was as capable as her brothers.

• To build a house of straw.

In the Muppet Classic Theater version, what did Sandy's house include?

• A high-tech security system

• A secret passage

• A garden

• A swimming pool

According to the wolf in The True Story of The Three Little Pigs, what was the real reason he visited the pigs?

• To eat them

• To borrow a cup of sugar

• To scare them

• To invite them to a party

What does the wolf claim caused the destruction of the pigs' houses in his version of the story?

• A construction error

• An earthquake

• His sneezes

• A strong wind

How does the wolf describe himself in his version of the story?

• As a misunderstood and kind-hearted individual

• As a fierce and dangerous predator

• As a lazy and careless animal

• As a cunning and clever trickster

What lesson can be learned about storytelling from the different versions of The Three Little Pigs?

• Stories are always based on true events.

• The narrator's perspective can significantly alter the story.

• The main character is always the hero.

• All stories have the same ending.

What should readers keep in mind about the narrator's point of view?

• It is always unbiased.

• It is irrelevant to the story.

• It can affect how events are described.

• It always matches the author's intent.