Text Interpretation: Little Red Riding Riding Hood

Text interpretation activity, aimed at students in the fourth year of elementary school, with questions elaborated on the text: Little Red Riding Hood.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Angry Little Red Riding Hood

– Sit closer here, Little Riding Hood. Stay closer to grandma, stay.
– But, Grandma, what a red eye… And a big one… What happened?
- Ah, my granddaughter, these eyes are like that from looking at you so much. By the way, it's burned, huh?
– Guarujá, grandma. I spent the weekend there. You don't get me wrong, no, but you have such a big nose, but so big! It's so weird, grandma.
– Well, Hat, it's pollution. Ever since the industrialization of the forest began, it's a godsend. I get all the pain breathing this horrible air. Come closer, my granddaughter, come.

– But, on the other hand, it used to take me more than two hours to get here from home, and now, with the paved road, in less than fifteen minutes I get here with my motorcycle.
– Yes, my daughter. And what's there in this huge basket?
– Wow, I was already forgetting: Mom sent you some things. Look there: margarine, mayonnaise, fruit Danone and even some Knorr packages, but you can only eat one a day, ok? Remember carnival indigestion?
– If I remember, if I remember…
– Grandma, not wanting to be boring.
– Well, say it.
- The ears. The lady's ear is so big. And to top it off, furry. Jeez, grandma!
– Ah, but you're the culprit. It's these crazy records you gave me. Where have you seen making music like that? Horrible! I'm sorry because you gave it to me, but these guitars, it's the guitar it says, isn't it? So it is; these guitars are very noisy… There is no ear that can stand it, my daughter. Music is from my time. That yes, me and your late grandfather, dancing waltzes… Ah, that youth is really lost.
- Speaking of youth, the lady's hair is a cheap huh? All shredded, straight up, curled. What's that?
– I also have to get into fashion, isn't it my daughter? Or did you want me to go on Sunday to the Chacrinha show in a bun and a black dress with white polka dots?
Little Riding Hood jumps back:
– And this huge mouth???
The grandmother jumps out of bed and puts her hands on her hips, angry:
– Listen here, darling: you came here today to criticize me, right?!

Mario Silver

Questions

1) What is the title of the text?
A.

2) Why is Little Riding Hood burned?
A.

3) What means of transport does Chapeuzinho use to go to grandma's house?
A.

4) What does grandma think of today's songs?
A.

5) Which character in the story did you find most interesting? Justify.
A.

6) Did you like the story? Because?
A.

Per Camila Farias.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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