Wolves, Pigs, and House Materials

The story follows three little wolves who build houses to protect themselves from a big bad pig. Each house, made of bricks, concrete, and metal, is destroyed by the pig. Finally, they build a house of flowers, which transforms the pig into a good pig, leading to a happy ending.

What did the mother wolf advise her children to be cautious of?

• The rhinoceros

• The beaver

• The kangaroo

• The big bad pig

Who helped the wolves by giving them bricks?

• A flamingo

• A rhinoceros

• A kangaroo

• A beaver

What game were the wolves playing when the pig first arrived?

• Hopscotch

• Battledore and shuttlecock

• Croquet

• Ping-pong

How did the big bad pig destroy the brick house?

• With a sledgehammer

• With a pneumatic drill

• With dynamite

• By huffing and puffing

What material did the wolves use for their second house?

• Straw

• Concrete

• Flowers

• Wood

Who provided the wolves with concrete?

• A kangaroo

• A flamingo

• A rhinoceros

• A beaver

What tool did the pig use to destroy the concrete house?

• Dynamite

• His breath

• A pneumatic drill

• A sledgehammer

What additional materials did the rhinoceros provide?

• Plexiglass and steel chains

• Wood and nails

• Flowers and seeds

• Bricks and mortar

How did the pig destroy the strong house?

• By huffing and puffing

• With a sledgehammer

• With dynamite

• With a pneumatic drill

What was unique about the wolves' final house?

• It was made of steel

• It was made of concrete

• It was made of bricks

• It was made of flowers