The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

What is the moral of the fable?

• Apperances can be deceiving.

• Never trust a wolf.

• Watch out for sheep.

• Wolves love sheep.

What is a fable?

• A place where horses live.

• A story made of pretend words.

• A story used to teach a lesson.

• A true story that happened long ago.

Who is the main character of this fable?

• The boy

• The sheep

• The dog

• The wolf

Why did the boy let the wolf stay in the sheep pen overnight?

• The wolf paid him.

• The wolf looked like one of the sheep.

• The sheep asked the boy to let the wolf in.

• To punish the sheep.

What is the setting of our story?

• The city

• The airport

• The country

• The lake

What does an author do for the story?

• The author writes the story.

• The author draws the pictures.

• The author reads the story.

• The author learns about the story.

Who is the author of all the fables we've been reading?

• No one knows.

• Shakespeare

• Mrs. W'

• Aesop

In the story, who wins?

• The boy does because he kills the wolf.

• The sheep do because they eat the wolf.

• The wolf does because he eats the sheep.

• The dog does because it marries the wolf.

What does an illustrator do for a story?

• The illustrator writes the story.

• The illustrator reads the story.

• The illustrator draws the pictures for the story.

• The illustrator learns about the story.

Who was your favorite character in this fable?

• The wolf

• The boy

• The dogs

• The sheep