1. Why did Little Red Riding Hood take a basket filled with food to her grandma?
- To bring her grandma some food because she was sick.
2. What did her mother tell her not to do?
- Her mother told her not to talk to strangers or leave the path.
3. Who did she meet in the woods?
- She met the wolf in the woods.
4. Where did the wolf go after he talked to Little Red Riding Hood?
- The wolf went to Grandma’s house before Little Red Riding Hood arrived.
5. What did the wolf do to her grandma?
- The wolf ate Grandma and dressed up in her clothes to trick Little Red Riding Hood.
6. Was Little Red Riding Hood happy when she arrived at her grandmother’s house?
- No, she was scared when she saw how strange “Grandma” looked.
7. Who saved Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother?
- The huntsman saved them by cutting open the wolf’s belly.
WRITE TRUE OR FALSE
1. True — Little Red Riding Hood didn’t talk to strangers on her way.
2. True — She felt scared when she met the wolf in the woods.
3. False — The huntsman had not been looking for the wolf for a long time; he happened to pass by.
4. False — The wolf was not a friend of the huntsman.
5. False — The wolf couldn’t run away because he was full, not because his belly was filled with heavy stones.
CIRCLE THE CORRECT CHOICE
1. Little Red Riding Hood did not have sausages in her basket.
2. Little Red Riding Hood picked some fresh flowers for her grandma.
3. Her mother told the little girl not to leave the path or talk to strangers.
4. She felt different when she arrived at her grandma’s house.
5. The huntsman saved Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother.
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