Which sentence from the passage best foreshadows the wolf’s plans? (rl 7.3) a. what a nice plump mouthful, she will be better to eat than the old woman. b. open the door. c. why do you not look around… d. what have you got in your apron?

The answer is A, "What a nice plump mouthful, she will be better to ear than the old woman."

Explanation:

We know this because the wolf eats both the grandmother AND Little Red Riding Hood. The other options do not forshadow anything, since we know that forshadowing it basically giving the reader clues as to what happens later in the story!

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Explanation:

It's actually hard to sat, since that allegories is materialise abstract forms, making visible what it's not.

Allegories were used to represent values, feelings, ideas with a physical form.

So, readers know the true meaning when they analyse the background meaning on the history, not the literal one. Because, literal meanings are not the true meaning of allegories.

In advance to understand, they must effort to see the meaning behind the visible, touchable meaning.