Exploring Little Red Riding Hood from the Wolf's Perspective

What is the unique perspective of the book mentioned in the introduction?

• The wolf's side of the story

• The story from the hunter's viewpoint

• The story from the prince's viewpoint

• A modern-day adaptation

What kind of diet does the wolf claim to follow?

• Pescatarian

• Carnivorous

• Vegetarian

• Omnivorous

What fruit does the wolf express a particular fondness for?

• Apples

• Strawberries

• Bananas

• Oranges

What game does the wolf propose to Little Red Riding Hood?

• Hopscotch

• Tag

• A race to Granny's house

• Hide and seek

According to the wolf, how did Little Red Riding Hood appear to him?

• Plump and juicy

• Kind and generous

• Rotten and unappealing

• Scared and timid

How does the wolf disguise himself to Granny?

• As Little Red Riding Hood

• As a lost traveler

• As the woodcutter

• As a fruit seller

What does the wolf use to try and make himself look like Granny?

• Sunglasses

• A mask

• A borrowed shawl

• Granny's nightcap

What reason does the wolf give for eating Granny and Little Red Riding Hood?

• They were rude to him

• They entered his territory

• He was very hungry

• He didn't like them

What does the wolf compare Granny and Little Red Riding Hood to?

• Forest animals

• Flowers in the garden

• Different types of apples

• Characters from another story

What does the wolf speculate about his actions if it had been apple season?

• He would have invited them for an apple feast

• He would have still eaten them

• He would have only eaten the cake and butter

• He might not have eaten Little Red Riding Hood and her Granny