Lessons from the Little Red Hen

The Little Red Hen is a story about a hardworking hen who lives on a farm with her lazy friends: a cat, a dog, and a horse. The hen discovers a raspberry bush and decides to make a cake. Despite asking for help, her friends refuse to assist her at every step. The hen gathers ingredients, mixes the batter, and bakes the cake all by herself. When the cake is ready, the delicious smell attracts her friends, who now want to eat it. However, the hen refuses to share the cake with them because they did not help her make it, teaching a lesson about the value of hard work and cooperation.

What does the Little Red Hen do all day on the farm?

• She works hard, pecking the ground and looking for worms.

• She watches TV.

• She sleeps in the sun.

• She plays with her friends.

What do the Little Red Hen's friends prefer to do instead of working?

• They like to help the Little Red Hen.

• They enjoy sleeping and watching TV.

• They read books.

• They go for a walk.

What does the Little Red Hen find that excites her?

• A new barn.

• A raspberry bush.

• A basket of eggs.

• A field of corn.

How do the Little Red Hen's friends react to the idea of making a raspberry cake?

• They eagerly offer to help.

• They ignore her.

• They suggest making something else.

• They express interest but refuse to help.

What ingredients does the Little Red Hen need for the cake?

• Eggs, cheese, and bread.

• Flour, sugar, milk, and butter.

• Rice, beans, and chicken.

• Chocolate, cream, and strawberries.

What is the Little Red Hen's response when her friends refuse to help gather ingredients?

• She asks someone else for help.

• She decides not to make the cake.

• She gets angry and leaves.

• She gathers the ingredients herself.

What does the Little Red Hen do after mixing the cake batter?

• She gives up on the cake.

• She pours it into a cake tin and bakes it herself.

• She asks her friends to bake it.

• She decides not to bake it.

What happens when the cake is ready?

• The friends want to eat it, but the Little Red Hen refuses to share.

• The friends help her decorate it.

• The cake is burnt.

• The Little Red Hen shares it with her friends.

Why does the Little Red Hen decide not to share the cake?

• Because her friends helped her make it.

• Because her friends didn't help her make it.

• Because she forgot to invite them.

• Because she wanted to eat it all herself.

What lesson can be learned from the Little Red Hen's story?

• It's better to do nothing and relax.

• Hard work and self-reliance are rewarding.

• Always rely on others for help.

• It's important to share with everyone.