Little Red Riding Hood Comprehension

Little Red Riding Hood is a sweet girl who sets out to visit her sick grandmother. On her way, she encounters a cunning wolf who tricks her into revealing her grandmother's location. The wolf reaches Grandma's house first and disguises himself to deceive Little Red Riding Hood. However, Grandma has a clever plan to outsmart the wolf using hot chili peppers. The wolf flees, and Little Red Riding Hood learns the importance of not talking to strangers.

What did Little Red Riding Hood always wear?

• A green hat

• A red cape with a hood

• A yellow scarf

• A blue dress

Why did Little Red Riding Hood go to the forest?

• To visit her sick grandmother

• To find her lost pet

• To pick flowers

• To meet the wolf

What did Little Red Riding Hood's mother warn her about?

• To avoid the river

• To be careful going through the forest

• To not eat too much

• To come back before dark

What did the wolf complain about in the forest?

• The trees

• The noise

• The lack of food

• The weather

How did the wolf find out where Grandma lived?

• He overheard a conversation

• He asked Little Red Riding Hood

• He saw a map

• He followed Little Red Riding Hood

What did the wolf do when he reached Grandma's house?

• He put on Grandma's shawl and jumped into bed

• He waited outside

• He knocked on the door

• He hid in the closet

What was unusual about 'Grandma' when Little Red Riding Hood arrived?

• All of the above

• Her voice

• Her arms

• Her ears

What did Grandma put in the soup to trick the wolf?

• Hot chili peppers

• Sugar

• Garlic

• Salt

What happened to the wolf after he ate the soup?

• He fell asleep

• He ran away with his mouth on fire

• He became stronger

• He turned into a rabbit

What lesson did Little Red Riding Hood learn?

• To never speak to strangers

• To cook better

• To always carry a map

• To walk faster