Little Red Riding Hood Analysis

Little Red Riding Hood is a story about a girl who goes to visit her grandmother. On her way, she meets a wolf who deceives her by posing as her grandmother. The wolf's plan is foiled when a woodcutter rescues Little Red Riding Hood, and the wolf runs away, never to be seen again.

Who did Little Red Riding Hood live with?

• Her sister

• Her grandmother

• Her father

• Her mother

What did Little Red Riding Hood take with her to her grandmother's house?

• A book

• A basket of food

• A toy

• A map

Who did Little Red Riding Hood meet on her way to her grandmother's house?

• A deer

• A wolf

• A bear

• A fox

What did the wolf do after meeting Little Red Riding Hood?

• Ran to Grandmother's house

• Climbed a tree

• Went to the village

• Went to the river

How did the wolf disguise himself at Grandmother's house?

• As a sheep

• In a night-gown

• As a hunter

• As a woodcutter

What did Little Red Riding Hood notice about her 'grandmother'?

• Her small nose

• Her long hair

• Her big ears

• Her short arms

What was the wolf's response when Little Red Riding Hood commented on his big eyes?

• All the better to touch you with

• All the better to smell you with

• All the better to taste you with

• All the better to see you with

What did the wolf say when Little Red Riding Hood mentioned his big teeth?

• All the better to chew you with

• All the better to bite you with

• All the better to eat you with

• All the better to scare you with

What did Little Red Riding Hood do when she realized the wolf's true identity?

• She called her mother

• She ran out of the house

• She hid under the bed

• She laughed

Who came to Little Red Riding Hood's rescue?

• A farmer

• A hunter

• A fisherman

• A woodcutter