The Wolf and the Seven Young Kids — Questions and answers
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Why did the mother goat tell her seven young kids to beware of the wolf?
Choices
- The wolf would steal their food from the cottage.
- The wolf would play tricks on them and make them sad.
- The wolf would make a lot of noise and scare them.
- The wolf would eat them all up, skin and hair. ✓
Answer: The wolf would eat them all up, skin and hair.
From page 1
What did the wolf do to make his voice soft and fine after the kids recognized his hoarse voice?
Choices
- The wolf sang a song to practice his voice.
- The wolf asked the shopkeeper for a special drink.
- The wolf ate a big lump of chalk. ✓
- The wolf drank some sweet milk.
Answer: The wolf ate a big lump of chalk.
From page 2
In the fairy tale The Wolf and the Seven Young Kids, where did the wolf go to get chalk after his first two tricks failed?
Choices
- The wolf went to the baker's shop in the village.
- The wolf went to a chalk-seller's roadside stall at the edge of the village. ✓
- The wolf went back to the forest to find some chalk.
- The wolf went to the mill by the rushing stream.
Answer: The wolf went to a chalk-seller's roadside stall at the edge of the village.
From page 3
What did the wolf do after the kids saw his black paw on the windowsill a second time?
Choices
- The wolf ran to a baker to rub dough on his foot and then to a miller for flour. ✓
- The wolf decided to go home and give up his plan.
- The wolf went back to the shopkeeper to buy more chalk.
- The wolf tried to trick the kids by singing a different song.
Answer: The wolf ran to a baker to rub dough on his foot and then to a miller for flour.
From page 4
In the fairy tale The Wolf and the Seven Young Kids, what did the baker do to the wolf's paw?
Choices
- The baker put a bandage on the wolf's paw to heal it.
- The baker gave the wolf some bread to eat.
- The baker told the wolf to go to the miller instead.
- The baker smoothed a soft lump of pale dough over the wolf's black paw. ✓
Answer: The baker smoothed a soft lump of pale dough over the wolf's black paw.
From page 5
In the fairy tale The Wolf and the Seven Young Kids, why did the miller sprinkle white flour on the wolf's paw?
Choices
- The wolf threatened to eat the miller if he did not do it. ✓
- The wolf paid the miller a lot of money to do it.
- The miller thought the wolf had a real injury on his paw.
- The miller wanted to help the wolf make his paw look clean.
Answer: The wolf threatened to eat the miller if he did not do it.
From page 6
Where did the youngest kid hide when the wolf came into the cottage?
Choices
- The youngest kid went into the stove.
- The youngest kid hid in the case of the big clock. ✓
- The youngest kid jumped under the table.
- The youngest kid hid in the cupboard.
Answer: The youngest kid hid in the case of the big clock.
From page 7
What did the youngest kid tell Mother Goat when she came home?
Choices
- The youngest kid told her that the wolf had brought them gifts.
- The youngest kid told her that the wolf had played a fun game with them.
- The youngest kid told her how the wolf had come and eaten all the others. ✓
- The youngest kid told her that the wolf had just left the cottage.
Answer: The youngest kid told her how the wolf had come and eaten all the others.
From page 8
What did Mother Goat see stirring inside the wolf's belly when he was asleep?
Choices
- Mother Goat saw the wolf's dinner moving around.
- Mother Goat saw some leaves that the wolf had eaten.
- Mother Goat saw a small mouse running inside his belly.
- Mother Goat saw something stirring and moving about inside his belly. ✓
Answer: Mother Goat saw something stirring and moving about inside his belly.
From page 9
In the fairy tale The Wolf and the Seven Young Kids, what happened to the wolf when he leaned over the well to drink?
Choices
- The weight of the stones pulled the wolf down into the deep water. ✓
- The wolf saw his reflection and got scared.
- The wolf fell asleep again by the well.
- The wolf drank too much water and felt sick.
Answer: The weight of the stones pulled the wolf down into the deep water.
From page 10