How does the author of "Rumi's Lost Paper" alter elements of "The Shepherd-Boy and the Wolf" to convey the story? Select three answers. The villagers coming to the shepherd's aid when there is no wolf becomes Ellie coming to Rumi's house. The shepherd receiving no help with the wolf becomes Rumi receiving no help to get her paper back. The appearance of the wolf becomes Rumi losing her paper when the power goes out. The shepherd's lie about the wolf becomes Rumi's lie about losing her paper. The young shepherd becomes Rumi, a young student writing a paper.