The Wolf's Perspective in Fairy Tales

The video retells a classic tale from the wolf's perspective, exploring his interactions with family and challenges in the forest. The wolf encounters Little Red and faces a trap, leading to a resolution that highlights the importance of understanding different perspectives.

What is unique about the story's perspective?

• It is narrated by the wolf.

• It is a traditional fairy tale.

• It is a story about a forest.

• It is told from Little Red's point of view.

What does the wolf's family think about their diet?

• They are carnivores.

• They are vegetarians.

• They eat only fish.

• They eat only fruits.

What is the wolf's family concerned about?

• The wolf's laziness

• The wolf's intelligence

• The wolf's fear of humans

• The wolf's diet

What does the wolf mistakenly bite into?

• A piece of meat

• A vegetable

• A bug

• A fruit

What does the wolf do when he sees Little Red?

• He runs away.

• He smiles at her.

• He scares her.

• He ignores her.

What does the wolf find surprising about the bug?

• It is not food.

• It is very large.

• It is colorful.

• It is delicious.

Who does the wolf see holding Grandma?

• A doctor

• A farmer

• A policeman

• A hunter

What does the policeman do when he sees the wolf?

• He arrests the wolf.

• He talks to the wolf.

• He runs away.

• He holds Grandma.

What does the wolf claim about his actions?

• He is guilty.

• He is innocent.

• He is confused.

• He is angry.

What is the moral of the story?

• Wolves are always dangerous.

• There are many sides to every story.

• Never trust a wolf.

• Always trust the first impression.