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WorksheetsWolf! Wolf!
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 36mins
Why does the old wolf grow a small garden?
He was too slow and stiff to catch animals.
He enjoyed growing a garden.
He loves to eat vegetables.
He likes to look at plants.
Why did the wolf follow the voice he heard?
They were his friends.
He thought whoever it was may have food to share.
They were his enemies
He wanted to share food from his garden.
The first time the boy cried wolf did the villagers believe him?
Yes.
No.
Maybe.
What did the wolf find when he climbed up the mountain?
his friends
vegetables
a boy with goats
nothing
Why did the people come running up the hill to the young boy?
They saw a wolf.
They thought the young boy had seen a wolf.
They were excercising.
They were bringing the young boy lunch.
Why does the wolf offer to take a goat from the boy?
He is a kind wolf.
He doesn't want the boy to get into trouble.
The boy has too many goats
He is tricking the boy because he is too tired to chase a goat.
Why didn't the wolf eat the goat that is in his garden?
The goat gets away from him.
The goat helps his garden grow because he eats the weeds.
He wants to give the goat back to the boy.
He did eat the goat!
How does the goat change at the end of the story?
He has a friend, the goat.
He is hungry.
He has a friend, the boy.
He is happy to have a goat to eat.
How will the wolf treat the goat?
He will eat the goat.
He will give the goat back to the boy.
He will be mean to the goat.
He will be nice and care for the goat.
Why does the old wolf grow a small garden?
He was too slow and stiff to catch animals.
He enjoyed growing a garden.
He loves to eat vegetables.
He likes to look at plants.
Why did the wolf follow the voice he heard?
They were his friends.
He thought whoever it was may have food to share.
They were his enemies
He wanted to share food from his garden.
The genre for Wolf, Wolf is:
realistic fiction
fable
poetry
biography
At the beginning of the story, the boy cried, "Wolf! Wolf!" because
he enjoyed playing with wolves
he was surrounded by wolves
he was tricking the villagers
he was inviting the wolf to dinner
Why were the villagers angry when they reached the top of the hill the second time?
they did not like exercise
they wanted to eat a wolf for dinner
they did not like the boy
they did not like being tricked again
Who came to the boy when he cried, "Wolf! Wolf!" for the third time?
the boy's mother
the wolf
the villagers
the goat
Why does the wolf offer to take a goat from the boy?
to help the boy
he is a kind wolf
he is looking for a gardener
he is too old and slow to chase the goats
The wolf did not eat the goat because:
the goat escaped
the goat knew karate
the goat ate his weeds
he could not find his false teeth
What is a fable?
a story with animal characters and a lesson
a true story about someone's life
a made up story with realistic elements
a passage that informs the reader
