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Detective, after reviewing the file case about "The Red Riding Hood," let's analyze and give your best answers!

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Analyze the Story and Answer the Questions!Versión en línea Detective, after reviewing the file case about "The Red Riding Hood," let's analyze and give your best answers! por Nicko June Prasetyo Riyanto 1 Why did Little Red Riding Hood go to her grandmother's house? a To play with her grandmother. b To bring her a basket of food. c To help her clean the house. d To visit the hunter. 2 Who rescued Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother? Written answer 3 Why do you think Little Red Riding Hood did not realize that the wolf was dangerous? a She had met the wolf many times before. b She believed everyone in the forest was friendly. c She was innocent and trusted strangers too easily. d She wanted to help the wolf. 4 What can you infer about the hunter from his actions? a He was curious about the wolf. b He was brave and willing to help others. c He was afraid of the wolf. d He was searching for Little Red Riding Hood. 5 What is the main idea of the second paragraph? a Little Red Riding Hood enjoyed walking through the forest. b The wolf tricked Little Red Riding Hood to carry her basket. c The wolf planned to deceive Little Red Riding Hood and reach her grandmother first. d Little Red Riding Hood wanted to pick flowers for her grandmother. 6 Why did the wolf wait until Little Red Riding Hood stopped to pick flowers? a He wanted to help her pick flowers. b He needed time to find the grandmother's house first. c He wanted to rest before continuing his journey. d He was waiting for the hunter to leave the forest. 7 Which action best shows that Little Red Riding Hood was too trusting? a She prepared a basket of food. b She walked through the forest. c She told the wolf where her grandmother lived. d She screamed when she saw the wolf. 8 Which event was the turning point that caused the greatest danger in the story? a She met the wolf in the forest. b The hunter rescued the victims. c Little Red Riding Hood left home. d She told the wolf about her grandmother. 9 What can you conclude about the hunter's character? a He enjoyed hunting wild animals. b He wanted a reward from the grandmother. c He was looking for Little Red Riding Hood all day. d He acted quickly to help people in danger. 10 Do you think the hunter was the real hero of the story? Why or why not? Written answer

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Analyze the Story and Answer the Questions!Versión en línea

por Nicko June Prasetyo Riyanto

Why did Little Red Riding Hood go to her grandmother's house?

Who rescued Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother?

Written answer

Why do you think Little Red Riding Hood did not realize that the wolf was dangerous?

What can you infer about the hunter from his actions?

What is the main idea of the second paragraph?

Why did the wolf wait until Little Red Riding Hood stopped to pick flowers?

Which action best shows that Little Red Riding Hood was too trusting?

Which event was the turning point that caused the greatest danger in the story?

What can you conclude about the hunter's character?

Do you think the hunter was the real hero of the story? Why or why not?

Written answer