Anne-Marie's Journey Through the Woods

Anne-Marie embarks on a journey through the woods at dawn, recalling the story of Little Red Riding Hood. As she navigates the dark path, she reflects on past memories and approaches the harbor. Her journey takes a tense turn when she encounters soldiers with dogs.

What does Anne-Marie realize as she enters the woods?

• The woods are noisy.

• The dawn is warm.

• The dawn is cold.

• The path is well-lit.

What story does Anne-Marie recall telling Kirsty?

• Cinderella

• Little Red Riding Hood

• Snow White

• Hansel and Gretel

Why does Kirsty interrupt the story of Little Red Riding Hood?

• To ask about the grandmother

• To ask about the basket

• To ask about the riding hood

• To ask about the wolf

What does Anne-Marie think about as she continues through the woods?

• Her school

• Her friends

• The weather

• The path's dangers

What does Anne-Marie remember about the meadow?

• It was always empty.

• It was full of flowers.

• It had cows she fed.

• It was a place for picnics.

What does Anne-Marie hope her mother has done?

• Visited a friend

• Cooked dinner

• Gone to the market

• Called the doctor

What does Anne-Marie recall about the local doctor?

• He was rarely available.

• He was strict and unfriendly.

• He was old and kind.

• He was young and inexperienced.

What does Anne-Marie smell as she approaches the harbor?

• Fresh bread

• Salty sea air

• Oily herring

• Flowers

What noise does Anne-Marie hear in the bushes?

• A rustling sound

• A wolf howling

• A bird singing

• A car engine

What does Anne-Marie see in front of her at the end of the path?

• A group of children

• Four armed soldiers

• A pack of wolves

• A fisherman