Question

In "A Wolf and Little Daughter," when the wolf’s footsteps repeat the phrase "PIT-A-PAT,” how do readers most likely feel?
surprised that the wolf is following Little Daughter
afraid that the wolf will catch Little Daughter
happy that the wolf is making a loud sound
scared that the wolf will be shot by someone

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is B."Afraid that the wolf with catch Little Daughter

Explanation:

It creates a sense of suspense and makes everyone scared.

Answer 2

The foot step of the wolf is depicted in the story by the phrase 'PIT - A - PAT'. This phrase is often repeated by the author into to build a sense of possible or looming danger in the hearts of the readers. Hence, readers will most likely feel that the wolf will catch the little daughter.

The wolf is a predatory animal and whatever the wolf pursues would most likely end up being a prey. Therefore, readers can't be happy that a wolf is on the trail of a little girl rather, they feel sorry and afraid that the prey is in danger.

Therefore, readers would most likely feel afraid that the little girl is in danger, which is what the author intends.

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