How did the five little goats try to protect themselves from the wolf in the wolf and the five little goats story?

The wolf tried to trick the little goats by changing his voice. He made his voice sound gentle and soft like their mother's so that the little goats would think it was their mother and open the door.

Well, the first two pigs initially tried to hide in their not - so - sturdy houses. But when those failed, they ran to the third pig's brick house. Once inside the brick house, they all barred the doors and windows, making it impossible for the wolf to get in. They also used their wits inside the house, like when they set up traps or made the wolf think there were other ways to enter, which confused him.

One lesson is about the importance of being cautious. The little goats should have been more careful when the wolf was at the door. They couldn't just open the door easily. Another lesson is that we should not trust strangers too quickly. The wolf was clearly a danger, but some of the little goats were deceived by his false appearance.

The moral is about being cautious. The little goats should have been more careful when the wolf came knocking. They let him in too easily just because he faked a gentle voice. It teaches us not to be deceived by appearances.

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The story is about seven little goats. One day, a wolf comes while their mother is away. The wolf tries to trick the goats into letting him in by changing his voice. Some of the young and naive goats are almost fooled. Eventually, the wolf manages to get in and eats some of the goats. But when the mother goat returns, she rescues the remaining goats and outsmarts the wolf.

One moral is to listen to your mother's advice. The mother goat warned the little goats about the wolf, but some of them didn't take it seriously. Also, it shows that appearances can be deceiving. The wolf tried to disguise his voice to trick the goats, so we should not trust too easily based on just what we hear or see superficially.

The main characters are the wolf, which is the antagonist with the intention of harming the goats, and the seven little goats who are the potential victims. The mother goat is also crucial as she represents the authority figure in the goats' family. She has the knowledge and experience about the wolf, and her actions and advice are important elements in the story.

The moral is about being cautious of strangers. The little goats who opened the door to the wolf without proper checking were in danger. It teaches us not to trust easily, especially when our safety is at stake.

The moral is to be cautious of strangers. Just like the little goats should have been more careful when the wolf came knocking. They were too naive and let the wolf in easily, which led to danger.