The True Story of The Three Little Pigs

John Chesa, author of 'The True Story of The Three Little Pigs,' narrates the wolf's side of the story. The wolf, Alexander T. Wolf, claims he was misunderstood and framed by the media. He recounts his attempts to borrow sugar for his granny's cake, leading to accidental destruction of the pigs' houses due to sneezing. The media exaggerated the events, portraying him as the 'Big Bad Wolf.'

Who is the author of 'The True Story of The Three Little Pigs'?

• Lane Smith

• Alexander T. Wolf

• The Three Little Pigs

• John Chesa

What is the wolf's full name?

• Al Wolf

• Big Bad Wolf

• John Chesa

• Alexander T. Wolf

Why does the wolf think he is misunderstood?

• Because he was framed by the pigs

• Because he never met the pigs

• Because he is actually a vegetarian

• Because of his diet and the media's portrayal

What was the first little pig's house made of?

• Straw

• Sticks

• Bricks

• Wood

What caused the straw house to fall?

• The pig's mistake

• An earthquake

• The wolf's sneeze

• A strong wind

What did the wolf do after the straw house fell?

• He rebuilt the house

• He called for help

• He left immediately

• He ate the first pig

What was the second little pig's house made of?

• Wood

• Straw

• Sticks

• Bricks

How did the second pig's house fall?

• The wolf blew it down

• The wolf sneezed

• The pig knocked it over

• It was never built properly

What did the wolf do after the stick house fell?

• He called for help

• He left immediately

• He rebuilt the house

• He ate the second pig

What was the third little pig's house made of?

• Wood

• Bricks

• Sticks

• Straw