Ann Marie's Journey Through Memories

Ann Marie embarks on a journey through the woods at dawn, reflecting on the story of Little Red Riding Hood. As she navigates the path, she recalls memories and avoids potential dangers. Her journey takes her through a meadow and towards the harbor, where she encounters soldiers, highlighting the tension and suspense of her adventure.

What does Ann Marie realize as she enters the woods?

• The noise of the city

• The warmth of the sun

• The coldness of the dawn

• The beauty of the dawn

What does Ann Marie notice about the others' clothing?

• They are wearing colorful outfits

• They are wearing light clothes

• They are wearing heavy garments

• They are wearing summer dresses

What story does Ann Marie recall telling Kirstie?

• Cinderella

• Hansel and Gretel

• Little Red Riding Hood

• Snow White

What does Ann Marie think about as she continues her journey?

• The noise of the city

• The warmth of the sun

• The story of Little Red Riding Hood

• The beauty of the woods

What are the potential dangers Ann Marie considers on the path?

• Running out of food

• Encountering wild animals

• Getting lost in the woods

• Being seen by soldiers

Why did Ann Marie's mother and Peter guide the strangers?

• To show them the scenic route

• To avoid dangerous paths

• To teach them about the woods

• To help them find food

What different scenarios does Ann Marie imagine for the story?

• Rainy and snowy woods

• Sunny and warm woods

• Crowded and noisy woods

• Deserted and silent woods

What does Ann Marie recall about the meadow?

• It was full of flowers

• It was a place to pick berries

• It was a place to see cows

• It was a place to meet friends

What does Ann Marie think about regarding her mother?

• Her mother's garden

• Her mother's cooking

• Her mother's health

• Her mother's stories

What does Ann Marie remember about the harbor?

• The smell of fresh fish

• The sound of seagulls

• The sight of boats

• The taste of saltwater