The Three Little Pigs Story Analysis

The video presents the wolf's side of the classic 'Three Little Pigs' story. Alexander T. Wolf, or Al, claims he was misunderstood and framed as the 'Big Bad Wolf.' He explains his encounters with the three pigs, each living in houses made of straw, sticks, and bricks. Al's sneezes accidentally destroy the first two houses, leading to the pigs' demise, which he likens to finding a cheeseburger. The third pig's brick house withstands his sneezes, and Al is arrested after a misunderstanding. The media sensationalizes the story, painting him as the villain. Al insists he was only trying to borrow sugar for his granny's cake.

What is the wolf's full name in the story?

• Albert T. Wolf

• Alfred T. Wolf

• Alexander T. Wolf

• Alex T. Wolf

What does the wolf claim is the real reason for his bad reputation?

• His voice

• His appearance

• His diet

• His size

What food does the wolf compare to eating cute animals?

• Hot dogs

• Cheeseburgers

• Pizza

• Sandwiches

Why does the wolf visit the first little pig's house?

• To borrow sugar

• To deliver a message

• To make friends

• To find shelter

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

• Stone

• Straw

• Wood

• Bricks

What happens to the first little pig's house?

• It catches fire

• It falls down

• It gets stolen

• It is sold

What does the wolf do after the first pig's house falls?

• Leaves immediately

• Eats the pig

• Calls for help

• Rebuilds the house

What is the second little pig's house made of?

• Metal

• Straw

• Sticks

• Bricks

How does the second pig's house fall?

• A storm

• The wolf's sneeze

• An earthquake

• A flood

What does the wolf do after the second pig's house falls?

• Calls the police

• Runs away

• Eats the pig

• Builds a new house