The Story of Grandmother

Charles Perrault

Grimm Brothers

Italo Calvino

Roald Dahl

Beginning of the tale

Once there was a woman who made some bread...

Once upon a time there was a village girl...

Once upon a time there was a dear little girl...

A mother had to sift flour, and told her little girl to go to her grandmothers and borrow the sifter...

As soon as the wolf began to feel that he would like a decent meal...

Red Riding Hood known as...

Little girl

Little Red Riding Hood

Little Red Cap

Little Girl

Little Miss Red Riding Hood

What was taken to Grandmother's

Hot bread and a bottle of milk

Cakes and a pot of butter

Piece of Cake and a bottle of wine

Ring shaped cakes and bread with oil

 

 

Wolf is called...

Wolf

Neighbour Wolf

Wolf/bzou

Ogress

Wolfie

After meeting the Wolf, Red Riding Hood... Takes the path of needles Takes the longer path Stops to pick flowers for her Grandmother    

Does the Grandmother die?

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Does Red Riding Hood get into bed with the Wolf?

Yes, and throws her clothes into the fire. Yes, her clothes still on No Yes, and takes her clothes off No
First Question asked by Red Riding Hood to the Wolf "Oh Granny, how hairy you are!" "Grandmother", she said, "What big arms you have!" "Oh Grandmother, what big ears you have!" "Why are your hands so hairy, Grandmother?" "What great big ears you have, Grandma."

How does Little Red Riding Hood escape?

Pretends to relieve herself outside and ties her rope around a tree

Woodsman cuts open the wolf and frees Grandmother and Red Cap

Pretends to relieve herself and ties the rope around a goat

Shoots the wolf with her pistol

What happens to the Wolf

Reached Red Riding Hoods house just after she had gotten inside

Gobbles Red Riding Hood and Grandmother up

Belly is filled with stones and he drops down dead/ falls into a trough and drowns

Swept away by the Jordan River

Shot dead by Miss Red Riding Hood

 

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