The Three Little Pigs Story

Clyde Jefferson retells the story of the Three Little Pigs. Each pig builds a house with different materials: straw, sticks, and bricks. A big bad wolf tries to blow down each house, succeeding with the straw and stick houses but failing with the brick house. The pigs outsmart the wolf by boiling water in the chimney, leading to the wolf's defeat. The story concludes with a moral about the value of hard work and doing one's best.

Who is the narrator of the story?

• Clyde Jefferson F. Mundihar

• The Big Bad Wolf

• The Third Little Pig

• Mrs. Johan L.L. Carbonell

Who is the teacher of Clyde Jefferson?

• Mrs. Brown

• Mr. Smith

• Mr. Johnson

• Mrs. Johan L.L. Carbonell

What did the three little pigs want to do?

• Go on an adventure

• Plant a garden

• Build their own houses

• Find a treasure

What material did the first little pig use to build his house?

• Bricks

• Sticks

• Wood

• Straw

What did the wolf say to the first little pig?

• Let's play together!

• Let me in, or I'll huff and puff!

• I want to be your friend!

• Can I borrow some sugar?

What happened to the first little pig's house?

• It was eaten by termites

• It was washed away by rain

• It was set on fire

• It was blown down by the wolf

What material did the second little pig use for his house?

• Bricks

• Sticks

• Straw

• Mud

What did the wolf do to the second little pig's house?

• He painted it

• He blew it down

• He moved in

• He ignored it

What material did the third little pig use for his house?

• Bricks

• Sticks

• Glass

• Straw

Why couldn't the wolf blow down the third pig's house?

• It was protected by magic

• It was made of bricks

• It was hidden

• It was too small