Three Little Pigs vs True Story of Three Little Pigs

How does the wolf's motive for visiting the pigs' houses differ between the two stories?

• In both stories, the wolf wants to eat the pigs.

• In the traditional story, the wolf wants to eat the pigs, but in "The True Story," he is looking for sugar.

• In the traditional story, the wolf is a friend, but in "The True Story," he is an enemy.

• There is no difference; the wolf's motive is the same in both stories.

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In the traditional story of the three pigs, what materials do the pigs use to build their houses?

• Straw, sticks, and bricks

• Wood, glass, and stone

• Mud, sand, and water

• Leaves, bamboo, and concrete

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In "The True Story of the Three Little Pigs," who tells the story?

• The first little pig

• The wolf

• A narrator unrelated to the characters

• The third little pig

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What is the outcome for the wolf in the traditional story?

• He becomes friends with the pigs.

• He successfully eats all the pigs.

• He is defeated by the third pig and runs away.

• He is boiled and runs away defeated.

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How does "The True Story of the Three Little Pigs" attempt to make the reader sympathize with the wolf?

• By showing the wolf as a victim of circumstances

• By depicting the pigs as evil

• By not showing the wolf's side of the story

• By making the wolf the narrator

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Which story portrays the wolf as a clear antagonist from the beginning?

• The traditional story

• "The True Story of the Three Little Pigs"

• Both stories

• Neither story

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What is the main difference in the portrayal of the wolf between the traditional story and 'The True Story of the Three Little Pigs'?

• The wolf is a hero in both stories.

• The wolf is a villain in both stories.

• The wolf is misunderstood in 'The True Story'.

• The wolf is a friend in the traditional story.

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In 'The True Story of the Three Little Pigs', what does the wolf claim caused him to visit the pigs' houses?

• He wanted to borrow sugar.

• He wanted to eat the pigs.

• He was lost in the woods.

• He was invited by the pigs.

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Which material is NOT used by the pigs to build their houses in the traditional story?

• Straw

• Sticks

• Bricks

• Glass

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Who narrates 'The True Story of the Three Little Pigs'?

• The first little pig

• The wolf

• A neutral narrator

• The third little pig

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