Exploring the Big Bad Wolf's Perspective

Mr. Paul reads 'The True Story of the Three Little Pigs' by A. Wolf. The wolf, Alexander T. Wolf, narrates his version of the events, explaining how he was misunderstood as the Big Bad Wolf. He describes his encounters with the three little pigs while trying to borrow a cup of sugar for his granny's birthday cake. Each sneeze he has inadvertently causes the pigs' houses to collapse, leading to misunderstandings. The story concludes with the wolf's arrest and a plea for sugar.

What does the wolf claim is the real reason behind the 'Big Bad Wolf' image?

• His appearance

• His diet

• A misunderstanding

• His behavior

What was the wolf trying to make when he ran out of sugar?

• A batch of cookies

• A pie for his neighbor

• A sugar sculpture

• A birthday cake for his granny

What material was the first pig's house made of?

• Bricks

• Wood

• Straw

• Stone

How did the wolf accidentally destroy the first pig's house?

• By kicking it

• By sneezing

• By knocking

• By shouting

What was the second pig's house made of?

• Snow

• Glass

• Sticks

• Mud

What did the third pig do when the wolf asked for sugar?

• He gave the wolf sugar

• He called the police

• He ignored the wolf

• He insulted the wolf's granny

What was the wolf's reaction to the third pig's rudeness?

• He tried to break down the door

• He waited for the police

• He apologized

• He left peacefully