Little Red Riding Hood Story Elements

Which of the following would be considered the resolution of the story?

• When the woodsman hears the screams of Little Red Riding Hood.

• When the mother packs the food for Grandma.

• When

• When the woodsman shakes the Big Bad Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood fall out of his mouth, and the three of them chase the wolf out of the woods.

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Who is the protagonist?

• The Big Bad Wolf

• Grandma

• Little Red Riding Hood

• Little Red Riding Hood's mother

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Who is the antagonist?

• The Big Bad Wolf

• Grandma

• Little Red Riding Hood

• Little Red Riding Hood's mother

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What is Little Red Riding Hood's motivation?

• She wants to find the Big Bad Wolf.

• Her grandma is sick so she is going to deliver her food and flowers.

• She got into a fight with her mother so she is running away to grandma's house.

• She wants to go for a casual stroll through the woods.

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In what part of the story is the setting established?

• rising action

• exposition

• denoument

• resolution

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Grandma, Little Red Riding Hood's mother, and the woodsman would all be classified as...

• protagonists

• main characters

• antagonists

• secondary characters

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Little Red Riding Hood and The Big Bad Wolf would both be considered...

• protagonists

• main characters

• antagonists

• secondary characters

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What is the setting of this story?

• the woods

• in the past in the woods

• in the future in the woods

• during the winter in the woods

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Which of the following is the inciting incident (the first major action that sets the story into motion) of the story?

• When Little Red Riding Hood starts walking through the woods to grandma's house.

• When Little Red Riding Hood encounters the wolf for the first time and converses with him.

• When The Big Bad Wolf eats Grandma.

• When the woodsman shakes The Big Bad Wolf and Grandma and Little Red Riding Hood fall out of his mouth.

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Which of the following would be considered a rising action?

• When The Big Bad Wolf breaks into Grandma's house and eats her, then disguises himself as her.

• When Little Red Riding Hood puts on her cloak.

• When the woodsman shakes the Big Bad Wolf.

• When Grandma gets sick.

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