The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids Quiz

What did the mother goat warn her kids about before leaving for the forest?

• To invite the wolf in for tea.

• To go out and play in the forest.

• To not open the door for anyone, especially the wolf.

• To clean the house while she was away.

Why was the wolf feeling lonely in the forest?

• Because he was lost in the forest.

• Because he was afraid of the dark.

• Because he had no friends to play with.

• Because he was looking for food.

How did the kids recognize the wolf during his first attempt to disguise himself?

• By his colorful clothes.

• By his gentle footsteps.

• By his sweet voice.

• By his rough voice.

What did the wolf do to change his voice during his second attempt?

• He whispered softly.

• He sang a song.

• He drank a potion.

• He ate a special kind of chalk.

Why did the kids refuse to open the door during the wolf's second attempt?

• They saw his shadow.

• They smelled his scent.

• They heard his loud footsteps.

• They saw his dark gray fur.

What did the wolf do to disguise his paws during his final attempt?

• He hid them behind his back.

• He wore gloves.

• He covered them with dough and flour.

• He painted them black.

What game did the wolf think the kids were playing when they hid from him?

• Catch the ball.

• Musical chairs.

• Tag.

• Hide and seek.

Where did the youngest kid hide during the chaos?

• Under the bed.

• In the cupboard.

• Under the table.

• Inside a big grandfather clock.

What did the mother goat and the youngest kid do to resolve the misunderstanding?

• They ran away from the forest.

• They explained the situation to the wolf and the other kids.

• They scolded the wolf.

• They called the police.

What was the outcome of the story after the misunderstanding was cleared?

• The mother goat decided to never leave again.

• The kids moved to a new house.

• The kids and the wolf became great friends.

• The wolf was chased away.