Characters
Story Events
Bridge Trouble
The Troll
Vocabulary
100

Who are the main animals in the story?

The three billy goats

100

Why did the goats want to cross the bridge?

To eat the green grass on the other side

100

What was under the bridge?

A troll 

100

What kind of creature is the troll?

A mean and hungry monster

100

What does "trip-trap" mean?

The sound of hooves on a bridge

200

What is the family name of the goats?

Gruff

200

Who crossed the bridge first?

The smallest billy goat

200

What did the troll say when he heard someone on the bridge?

"Who's that trip-trapping over my bridge?"

200

Where did the troll live?

Under the bridge

200

What does "Gruff" mean?

A family name; also means rough or stern

300

How many billy goats are there?

Three

300

What did the smallest goat tell the troll?

"Wait for my bigger brother"

300

Why did the troll let the first two goats pass?

They told him a bigger goat was coming

300

What did the troll want to do to the goats?

Eat them

300

What is a "troll"?

A mythical creature that lives under bridges

400

Which goat is the smallest?

The first (or little) billy goat

400

What happened when the biggest goat crossed the bridge?

He knocked the troll into the river

400

What did the biggest goat do to the troll?

He butted him into the river

400

Why didn't the troll eat the first goat?

He wanted to wait for a bigger meal

400

What does "greedy" mean?

Wanting more than you need

500

Who is the biggest and strongest goat?

The third (or big) billy goat

500

What did the goats do after crossing the bridge?

They ate the green grass and lived happily

500

What lesson did the troll learn?

Not to be greedy

500

What happened to the troll at the end?

He was knocked into the river and never seen again

500

What does "butted" mean in the story?

Hit with the head or horns

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