Rotkäppchen Quiz

Introduction to Rotkäppchen

• Rotkäppchen is a young, sweet girl loved by everyone who sees her, especially her grandmother.
• Her grandmother gives her a red velvet cloak, and from then on, she is called Rotkäppchen (Little Red Riding Hood).

The Journey to Grandmother's House

• Rotkäppchen's mother asks her to take a cake and a bottle of wine to her sick grandmother who lives in a house in the woods.
• Rotkäppchen's mother warns her to be careful on the journey and not to stray from the path.

Encounter with the Wolf

• On her way to grandmother's house, Rotkäppchen meets a wolf who asks her where she is going.
• The wolf tricks Rotkäppchen into picking flowers, which allows him to get ahead and eat the grandmother.
• The wolf disguises himself as the grandmother and waits for Rotkäppchen to arrive.

The Wolf's Deception

• When Rotkäppchen arrives at her grandmother's house, the wolf (disguised as the grandmother) asks her to come closer.
• Rotkäppchen notices that the "grandmother" looks strange and has large ears, eyes, and teeth.
• The wolf eventually reveals his true identity and eats Rotkäppchen.

The Rescue

• A hunter happens to pass by the house and saves Rotkäppchen and her grandmother by cutting open the wolf's stomach.
• Rotkäppchen and her grandmother emerge from the wolf's stomach, shaken but alive.
• The hunter fills the wolf's stomach with stones, which ultimately kills him.

Conclusion

• Rotkäppchen learns a valuable lesson about being cautious when walking in the woods alone.
• In a later encounter, Rotkäppchen outsmarts another wolf by being aware of his tricks.
• The story ends with Rotkäppchen safely visiting her grandmother again, with the grandmother's gratitude and Rotkäppchen's newfound wisdom.