The Three Billies and the Troll

The story follows the three silly billies as they embark on a journey for fun. They encounter a troll demanding a toll to cross a bridge. Lacking enough money, they creatively form a carpool, inviting others like the three bears, Little Red Riding Hood, and Jack to join them. Together, they outsmart the troll, cross the bridge, and continue their adventure. The tale highlights themes of teamwork, problem-solving, and resourcefulness.

What are the three silly billies planning to do at the start of the story?

• Go fishing

• Have fun in the sun

• Visit their grandma

• Build a bridge

What does the troll demand from the billies to cross the bridge?

• A dance

• A song

• A riddle

• A dollar

How much money do the billies initially have?

• 60 cents

• 70 cents

• 80 cents

• 50 cents

What solution do the billies come up with to cross the bridge?

• Ask for a discount

• Create a carpool

• Swim across

• Build a new bridge

Who are the first characters to join the billies' carpool?

• The three bears

• Little Red Riding Hood

• Jack

• The giant

What concern does Papa Bear have about not getting home?

• Missing a TV show

• No dinner

• Cold porridge

• Lost keys

What does Little Red Riding Hood find in her basket?

• A golden coin

• A crummy quarter

• A map

• A magic bean

What does the troll do with Jack's magic beans?

• Sells them

• Throws them into the river

• Plants them

• Eats them

How does the troll react to the growing carpool?

• He gets frustrated

• He joins them

• He laughs

• He ignores them

What happens to the troll at the end of the story?

• He moves to another bridge

• He gets a new job

• He falls into the river

• He becomes friends with the billies