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1. Who decided it was time for the little pigs to seek adventure?
The youngest little pig
The oldest little pig
Their mother
2. So, they packed their clothes and sandwiches on
Sunday morning
a sunny morning
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3. I am going to build my house
on
with
from
straw, said the first little pig.
4. The second little pig will build his house from
woods
steaks
sticks
5. The first two little pigs laugh at the third one because
the bricks will be heavy
there are no bricks around
and it will take a long time to built his house.
6. What did the wolf shout in front of the first house? Little pig,
let me in
let me come
let me come in
7. What did the wolf do then?
He blew his house up
He blew his house down
He blew his house
8. Where did the little pig rush?
Toward the woods
To his brother's wooden house
9. The third little pig wasn't afraid, he knew his house was stronger than the others and it
would not resist
would not moved
would not move
10. The wolf decided to climb onto the roof and sneak down the chimney but
a big pot of vegetables was boiling on the fire
a big pot of soup was boiling on the fire
a little pot of soup was boiling on the fire
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