The Wolf and the Three Pigs

The wolf, Alexander T. Wolf, shares his side of the classic tale, explaining how he was misunderstood. He recounts visiting the three pigs' houses to borrow sugar for his granny's cake, but his sneezes accidentally destroyed the first two houses. The media exaggerated the events, labeling him as the 'big bad wolf.'

What is the main theme introduced by the wolf in the beginning?

• The wolf's side of the story

• The wolf's love for cheeseburgers

• The wolf's fear of humans

• The intelligence of the pigs

Why does the wolf believe he is misunderstood?

• Because he is actually a vegetarian

• Because he was framed by the pigs

• Because he was only trying to borrow sugar

• Because he dislikes pigs

What was the wolf's initial reason for visiting his neighbors?

• To scare them

• To sell them a product

• To invite them to a party

• To borrow a cup of sugar

What did the wolf want to borrow from his neighbors?

• A cup of water

• A cup of flour

• A cup of sugar

• A cup of milk

What was the wolf's condition during his visits?

• He was perfectly healthy

• He had a sneezing cold

• He was very tired

• He was very hungry

What caused the first little pig's house to collapse?

• An earthquake

• The wolf's sneeze

• The pig's poor construction skills

• A strong wind

How did the wolf feel after the first pig's house fell?

• Guilty and remorseful

• Indifferent and bored

• Hungry and opportunistic

• Angry and vengeful

What did the wolf do after the first pig's house fell?

• He rebuilt the house

• He called for help

• He ran away

• He ate the pig

What did the wolf think of the first pig's house?

• It was too big

• It was well-built

• It was too small

• It was poorly constructed

What was different about the second little pig's house?

• It was made of sticks

• It was made of bricks

• It was made of straw

• It was made of metal