The Wolf's Side of the Story (Fairy Tale Sequel)

Where is the wolf at the start of the story?

• In a forest.

• On trial in a courtroom.

• Locked in a dungeon.

Why does the wolf beg the judge?

• He doesn't want to go to a dreary dungeon.

• He is hungry and wants food.

• He is trying to escape the courtroom.

What does the wolf say he did in Grandma's cottage?

• He scared Grandma and Little Red Riding Hood.

• He put on a nightgown and fell asleep.

• He ate all the food in the cottage.

Who is the witness mentioned by the judge?

• Grandma.

• Little Red Riding Hood.

• A local guard.

What does the wolf say was in Little Red Riding Hood’s basket?

• Sandwiches and cakes.

• Fruits and vegetables.

• A letter and a map.

How did Little Red Riding Hood react when she saw the wolf?

• She screamed and ran out.

• She offered him food.

• She called Grandma for help.

What did Little Red Riding Hood say to the wolf?

• "What big teeth you have!"

• "Why are you wearing a nightgown?"

• "What a big basket you have!"

How does the wolf correct Little Red Riding Hood?

• He says he didn’t talk to her at all.

• He says he said, "The better to eat with you, my dear."

• He says he was trying to compliment her.

What surprising fact does Grandma reveal?

• She had been away visiting her sister.

• She was hiding in the woods.

• She had been trapped by the wolf.

What does the judge decide to do?

• Punish Grandma for not telling anyone.

• Release the wolf since Grandma is alive.

• Keep the wolf in jail for sneaking into the cottage.