Understanding Fables: The Story of 'Wolf Wolf'

What is the main theme of the story 'Wolf Wolf' by John Rocco?

• The value of friendship and cleverness

• The importance of honesty

• The dangers of greed

• The significance of bravery

Why was the old wolf unable to catch birds or rabbits?

• He was too busy tending to his garden

• He was too young and inexperienced

• He was too slow and stiff

• He was too distracted by other animals

What was the villagers' reaction to the boy's cries of 'wolf'?

• They ignored him completely

• They laughed and joined in the fun

• They rushed to help but found no wolf

• They scolded the boy for lying

What strategy did the old wolf use to get a goat?

• He chased the goats himself

• He asked the villagers for help

• He tricked the boy into delivering a goat

• He waited for the goats to come to him

How did the old wolf feel when he saw the goat in his garden?

• Indifferent because he was not hungry anymore

• Overjoyed because he could finally eat

• Disappointed because the goat ate his vegetables

• Angry because the goat was not plump enough

What did the old wolf discover in his garden besides the goat?

• A hidden treasure

• A new friend

• A group of villagers

• A variety of ripe vegetables

Why did the goat not eat the vegetables in the wolf's garden?

• The goat was a picky eater

• The goat was too full from eating weeds

• The vegetables were not ripe

• The goat was afraid of the wolf

What decision did the old wolf make regarding the goat?

• He decided to eat the goat immediately

• He let the goat go and kept the vegetables

• He traded the goat for more food

• He asked the villagers to take the goat back

What lesson does the story 'Wolf Wolf' teach about long-term benefits?

• It's better to rely on others for help

• Long-term benefits can outweigh immediate rewards

• Friendship is more valuable than food

• Short-term gains are always better

What is the author's purpose in writing 'Wolf Wolf'?

• To inform readers about wolves

• To entertain with a humorous and clever story

• To persuade readers to grow their own gardens

• To describe the life of a boy in a village