Goldilocks' Actions and Consequences

The video narrates Roald Dahl's version of 'Goldilocks and the Three Bears' from 'Revolting Rhymes'. It humorously critiques Goldilocks' actions as criminal, detailing her breaking into the bears' house, eating their porridge, breaking a chair, and dirtying their beds. The story concludes with a satirical suggestion of justice for Goldilocks, contrasting with the original tale's ending where she escapes unpunished.

What is the main theme of the introduction to the story?

• The story is about a brave little girl.

• The story is a mystery novel.

• The story is a delightful children's tale.

• The story is a critique of Goldilocks' actions.

What is the tone of the story as described in the introduction?

• Wicked

• Serious

• Humorous

• Mysterious

Why do the family members decide to take a walk?

• To visit a neighbor.

• To let the porridge cool down.

• To go shopping.

• To enjoy the morning sun.

What does the father suggest to do while the porridge cools?

• Take a nap.

• Read a book.

• Prepare more food.

• Go for a morning stroll.

What is the family's initial plan for breakfast?

• To eat immediately.

• To eat outside.

• To wait for it to cool.

• To skip breakfast.

What does Goldilocks do first upon entering the house?

• She cleans the house.

• She breaks a chair.

• She tries the beds.

• She eats the porridge.

What is the significance of the chair Goldilocks breaks?

• It was a newly bought chair.

• It was a gift from a friend.

• It was a family heirloom.

• It was a modern piece of furniture.

What is Goldilocks' reaction to the broken chair?

• She ignores it.

• She apologizes.

• She swears.

• She fixes it.

What does Goldilocks do after eating the porridge?

• She leaves the house.

• She breaks a chair.

• She cleans the dishes.

• She takes a nap.

What is the family's most prized possession?

• A rare book.

• An antique chair.

• A golden spoon.

• A vintage clock.