The Three Little Pigs Story Analysis

The video retells the story of the Three Little Pigs with a twist. The pigs, aware of the Big Bad Wolf, prepare traps in their houses. The wolf tries to blow down each house but is thwarted by clever traps, including a cannon and bees. Ultimately, the wolf fails, and the pigs live peacefully. The moral is not to underestimate the pigs' preparedness.

What is the main theme introduced at the beginning of the story?

• The pigs' intelligence in building houses

• The Big Bad Wolf's kindness

• The need for the pigs to be better prepared

• The beauty of the pigs' houses

What materials did the pigs choose for building their houses?

• Bricks, metal, and wood

• Glass, plastic, and straw

• Straw, sticks, and bricks

• Wood, stone, and metal

How does the Big Bad Wolf first try to enter the pigs' houses?

• By huffing and puffing to blow them down

• By climbing down the chimney

• By sneaking in through the back door

• By asking politely

What trap does the first pig use against the Big Bad Wolf?

• A net

• A cannon

• A pitfall trap

• A bee swarm

What unexpected obstacle does the Big Bad Wolf face at the second pig's house?

• A moat

• A swarm of bees

• A guard dog

• A locked door

What does the Big Bad Wolf request when he reaches the third pig's house?

• To be let in for shelter

• To borrow some food

• To have a conversation

• To be left alone

What is the ultimate fate of the Big Bad Wolf in the story?

• He is never heard from again

• He successfully blows down the brick house

• He becomes friends with the pigs

• He is captured by the pigs

What lesson do the pigs learn from their encounters with the Big Bad Wolf?

• To live in the forest

• To always be prepared for intruders

• To avoid building with bricks

• To build houses quickly

What is the moral of the story as stated at the end?

• Build houses with straw

• Never try to break into a pig's house

• Always trust strangers

• Wolves are friendly creatures

What creative traps do the pigs use to protect themselves?

• Punch cannons, spring traps, and bees

• Locks, chains, and fences

• Water balloons, nets, and dogs

• Fireworks, alarms, and lights