The story follows a polite young wolf, Lobito, on his first hunting trip. He encounters a rabbit, a chicken, and a boy, each requesting a final wish before being eaten. The rabbit and chicken break their promises, but the boy keeps his, teaching Lobito a lesson about honesty and promises. The story ends with a moral about keeping promises.

What did the rabbit ask the little wolf to do before being eaten?

• Dance

• Read a story

• Sing a song

• Play a game

Why did the little wolf return home after catching the rabbit?

• To get a toy

• To get a friend

• To get a book

• To get some food

What did the chicken request from the little wolf?

• A story

• A song

• A dance

• A drawing

What did the little wolf offer the chicken instead of music?

• A game

• A dance

• A story

• A drawing

What did the boy ask the little wolf to do before being eaten?

• Dance

• Sing a song

• Read a story

• Draw a picture

Why did the little wolf almost get angry when the boy made his request?

• He didn't like drawing

• He was tired

• He was hungry

• He had to go home again

What did the boy do that impressed the little wolf?

• He told a story

• He danced

• He sang a song

• He didn't move

What did the little wolf do with the boy's drawing?

• Ate it

• Threw it away

• Showed it to his friends

• Kept it

What is the moral of the story?

• Never go hunting

• Always keep your promises

• Never trust anyone

• Always be hungry

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