1. Read: Version 1 One very hot summer morning, Little Red Riding Hood's mother interrupted Red from her play in the brightly-colored flowers in the garden, telling her to deliver a basket of goodies to her grandmother, who was very ill. Red's mother warned her not to talk to strangers on her way through the woods to her granny's house, for she had recently read in the newspaper that a wolf disguised as a narcotics agent was lurking in the woods, waiting to accost little girls as they passed by. Striding through the woods, Red was approached by a man who introduced himself as Mr. Wolf, the local narcotics agent. "Where are you going, little girl? And what do you have in that basket?" he asked in the most threatening manner. "I'm bringing some goodies to my grandma," she said. "Delivering goodies?" he said. "Do you know what the penalties are for selling goodies in this state?" "But it's not what you think," she protested. "Just tell me where you're going so I can investigate further," he demanded. "But—" she tried to say. "Tell me where you're going or I'll throw the book at you," he snarled. "To my granny's, down at the end of the pass," Red said. "Aha," said Mr. Wolf, who then got into his private helicopter he had hidden behind the trees. When Red arrived at her grandmother's, Mr. Wolf was already waiting for her. "Darn," she said, as he pounced on her and gobbled her up.

2. Write: Using 3-4 sentences explain what is the point of this paragraph?