The Tale of Three Goats

The story follows three goats of varying sizes who cross a bridge to eat grass. Each goat encounters a wolf. The first two goats convince the wolf to wait for the larger goat, while the third goat confronts and defeats the wolf. The goats then enjoy their meal, highlighting themes of cleverness and bravery.

What were the characteristics of the three goats?

• All were the same size.

• All were small and weak.

• All were big and strong.

• One was small, one medium, and one large.

What did the goats do after playing all day?

• They played more games.

• They went to sleep.

• They crossed a bridge to eat grass and drink water.

• They went to the market.

How did the first goat avoid being eaten by the wolf?

• He ran away quickly.

• He told the wolf to wait for his bigger brother.

• He hid behind a tree.

• He fought the wolf.

What did the wolf say to the second goat?

• You are too small for my lunch.

• You are perfect for my lunch.

• I will let you go.

• I am not hungry.

How did the second goat convince the wolf to let him pass?

• He ran away.

• He fought the wolf.

• He told the wolf his bigger brother was coming.

• He offered the wolf some grass.

What was the wolf's reaction to the third goat?

• He was scared.

• He was excited to eat him.

• He ran away.

• He ignored him.

How did the third goat defeat the wolf?

• He tricked the wolf.

• He called for help.

• He ran away.

• He pushed the wolf into the water.

What happened to the wolf after the third goat's attack?

• He became friends with the goats.

• He ate the third goat.

• He fell into the water and never returned.

• He ran away.

What did the goats do after defeating the wolf?

• They went home.

• They celebrated by eating grass and drinking water.

• They looked for more wolves.

• They went to sleep.

How did the story conclude?

• The goats became weaker.

• The goats left the area.

• The goats became stronger and more beautiful.

• The wolf returned.