The Three Little Pigs Story

Clyde Jefferson retells the story of the Three Little Pigs. Each pig builds a house: one of straw, one of sticks, and one of bricks. A big bad wolf tries to blow down each house. He succeeds with the straw and stick houses, but fails with the brick house. The pigs outsmart the wolf by boiling water in the chimney, causing the wolf to flee. The story concludes with a moral about the value of hard work and doing one's best.

Who is the narrator of the story?

• Mrs. Johan L.L. Carbonell

• Clyde Jefferson F. Mundihar

• The Big Bad Wolf

• The Third Little Pig

Who is the teacher of Clyde Jefferson?

• Mr. Brown

• Mrs. Johnson

• Mr. Smith

• Mrs. Johan L.L. Carbonell

What did the three little pigs decide to do?

• Go on an adventure

• Build their own houses

• Visit the forest

• Invite the wolf for dinner

What material did the first little pig use to build his house?

• Wood

• Straw

• Sticks

• Bricks

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

• Straw

• Mud

• Sticks

• Bricks

Why did the third little pig choose bricks for his house?

• He had extra bricks

• He wanted a strong house

• He liked the color

• They were cheap

What did the wolf say to the first little pig?

• Can I borrow some sugar?

• I have a gift for you

• Let's be friends

• Let me in, or I'll huff and puff

What happened to the straw house?

• It was blown down

• It caught fire

• It was sold

• It was painted

Where did the first two pigs run after their houses were blown down?

• To the river

• To the city

• To the third pig's brick house

• To the forest

What did the wolf do when he couldn't blow down the brick house?

• He went to sleep

• He called for help

• He climbed up the chimney

• He gave up