Summary
The story of 'The Hungry Wolf' involves a wolf that has been successfully stealing sheep but faces a challenge when one of the guards carries a rifle. The wolf's plan fails when she is shot and captured by villagers who are undecided about her fate.
- Flock — a group of sheep Example: The wolf watched the flock of sheep closely.
- Rifle — a long-barreled gun Example: One of the guards carried a rifle to protect the sheep.
- Paralysing — causing someone or something to be unable to move Example: The bullet hit the wolf’s leg, paralysing her.
- Profusely — in large amounts Example: The wolf was bleeding profusely after being shot.
Exam Tips
Key Definitions to Remember
- Flock: a group of sheep
- Rifle: a long-barreled gun
- Paralysing: causing inability to move
- Profusely: in large amounts
Common Confusions
- Confusing 'flock' with 'herd'
- Misunderstanding 'profusely' as 'completely'
Typical Exam Questions
- What was the wolf good at doing? Stealing sheep
- What was the wolf's plan? To pounce on the smallest lamb
- What tells you the wolf was patient? It waited for the right moment to attack the sheep.
What Examiners Usually Test
- Understanding of key vocabulary
- Ability to infer character traits from actions
- Comprehension of the sequence of events