Goldilocks and the Three Bears

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What motivates Goldilocks to enter the bears' house in the forest?

She was lost and seeking shelter.
She notices the open door and curiosity leads her inside. (correct)
She was invited by the bears for a tea party.
She was running away from someone and needed a hiding place.

Why does Goldilocks break the smallest chair?

She intentionally breaks it out of spite.
The chair was not sturdy enough to hold her weight. (correct)
The chair was already faulty, and she unknowingly sat on it.
She sneezes and accidentally bumps into it.

What element of the story creates suspense when the bears return home?

The narrator describes the bears as having a history of violence.
The house is exceptionally messy, suggesting a struggle took place.
The bears find a note left by Goldilocks explaining her visit.
The audience knows Goldilocks is asleep upstairs, unaware of their return. (correct)

How does Goldilocks react upon waking up and seeing the bears?

<p>She wakes up, sees the bears, and immediately runs away. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best represents a theme explored in the story of Goldilocks?

<p>The consequences of disrespecting others' property and boundaries. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

First Event

Goldilocks enters a house in the forest.

Porridge Tasting

Goldilocks tastes three bowls of porridge and eats the one that is just right.

Chair Incident

Goldilocks sits on three chairs, breaking the smallest one.

Bedtime Choice

Goldilocks tries three beds and falls asleep in the one just right.

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The Escape

Goldilocks wakes up, sees the bears, and runs away.

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Study Notes

Goldilocks finds a house in the forest and goes inside.
She tastes three bowls of porridge.
She eats the one that is "just right".
Then, Goldilocks sits on three chairs.
She breaks the smallest one.
Afterward, she tries the three beds.
Goldilocks falls asleep in the one that feels "just right".
The three bears come home and notice someone was in their house.
They discover someone ate the porridge, sat in the chairs, and slept in the beds.
Goldilocks wakes up
She sees the bears and runs away quickly.

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Goldilocks explores the bears' house, sampling their porridge, chairs, and beds. She finds one of each that is 'just right.' The bears return and Goldilocks flees upon discovery.