n stories, there is often a clear beginning, middle and end.Match the parts of the story up with the correct answer. A strong woodcutter heard the screams and rushed into the cottage, holding his axe high. He saw what the wicked wolf had done and brought his axe down mercilessly upon the cruel creature's head. The wolf died instantly and Little Red Riding Hood was safe.One day, Little Red Riding Hood decided to visit her grandmother in the old cottage in the middle of the wood. It was a beautiful day, and not a cloud was in the sky. She hummed as she skipped along the forest path.As she wandered deeper into the wood, the branches became thicker and blocked out most of the sunlight. Little Red Riding Hood, therefore, could not see that she was being followed by a wicked wolf.

The wolf fell right into a pot of water that the little pig had on for supper. "Yum!" said the little pig. The pig invited his two brothers over. They ate a delicious wolf stew for dinner and all lived happily ever after. This paragraph is best an example of: Select one:Climaxhighlight_offIntroductionhighlight_offRising actionhighlight_offConclusionhighlight_off

The wolf fell right into a pot of water that the little pig had on for supper. "Yum!" said the little pig. The pig invited his two brothers over. They ate a delicious wolf stew for dinner and all lived happily ever after. This paragraph is best an example of

Once, it so happened that a Lion and a Bear were resting not very far from each other. They bothchanced to see a strong kid nearby. The great Bear rushed to seize the kid from one direction and theLion came towards it from the other.Since both the lion and the Bear wanted the prey, they fought savagely for it. In the battle, bothreceived so many wounds that they sank to the ground, as they were too exhausted to continue thecontest. Just then the clever fox came by. The fox dashed up, seized the kid in his jaws by his teeth,and whisked it off.The mighty lion and the powerful bear could only watch with helpless rage as a much weaker animalmanaged to get the prize, which they had themselves set their eyes upon. “It would have been muchbetter,” agreed the Lion and Bear, “to have shared the prey between us ourselves in a friendly spirit,rather than lose it to a third party!”Answer the following questions: 10M1) Give a suitable title to the passage. (1 Mark)

The brave detective observed thethieves breaking into the bank.The terrified children ran through thedark, eerie park to get home safely.The animals in the forest know that adangerous monster lives in the cave.When the children ride their bikes throughtown, they know to go at a speedy pace.An evil witch lives in the old creepyhouse near the woods.

Read the following passage:The cows had been set out to pasture, and the horses were de-saddled and settling down for the night. Around the campfire, the boys were trading stories about the trails they'd been on and the things they'd seen.Which plot development would best create suspense at this point in the story?A.One of the cowboys is asked to check on a sick cow.B.The narrator falls asleep and awakes to find it is raining.C.A coyote howls in the night, and the animals begin pacing nervously.D.A light appears in the sky and a mysterious object appears.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS