The Three Little Pigs Story Test! Quiz

The correct answer is "Wolf" because in the story of the Three Little Pigs, it is the wolf who comes along, huffs and puffs, and eventually blows the door down. The wolf is portrayed as the antagonist in the story, trying to get to the pigs and destroy their houses.

The third pig met a man with a load of bricks. This suggests that the third pig is likely building a sturdy house, as bricks are known for their durability and strength. This aligns with the story of "The Three Little Pigs" where the third pig builds a brick house to protect himself from the wolf.

The second pig built a house with the bundle of sticks.

The third pig built a house with a load of bricks.

The correct answer is "Straw" because the sentence suggests that she sent them to meet a man with a bundle of something. Out of the given options, only "Straw" can be bundled together and is a common item that can be found in bundles.

The correct answer is "Wolf" because in the story of "The Three Little Pigs," it is the wolf who eats up the pig who built the house. The wolf is portrayed as the antagonist who tries to blow down the houses of the three little pigs and eventually succeeds in eating up one of them.

The question is asking what the person sent others out to seek. The correct answer is "Fortune," which implies that the person sent others out to seek their luck or wealth.

The correct answer is "He huffed and puffed and the house was still standing." This answer suggests that despite the Wolf's efforts to blow down the third house, it remained intact and did not collapse.

The correct answer is "Sticks" because in the story of the three little pigs, the second little pig builds his house using sticks. He meets a man carrying a bundle of sticks and decides to use them as building materials for his house.

The pig built a house with the straw.

The wolf is going to trick the last and final pig by getting him out of the house. This implies that the wolf will use some sort of deception or manipulation to lure the pig out of the safety of his house, potentially leading to his capture or harm.

The correct answer is "Enough" because the sentence suggests that the old sow did not have a sufficient amount of something to keep her three little pigs. The options "Money," "Tobacco," and "Smoke" do not fit the context of the sentence and are unrelated to the needs of the pigs. Therefore, the most appropriate answer is "Enough."