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The Princess who stood on her own two feet
The Princess who stood on her own two feet
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The moral of this story is:
Do not change yourself for love.
You should sometimes sacrifice important things for love.
Sometimes you have to change yourself for love.
Only love people who are perfect.
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"Enchanted" means:
special.
magical.
enchanting.
exciting.
3
The wizard gives her:
an enchanted frog.
an enchanted cat.
an enchanted horse.
an enchanted dog.
4
The dog makes the ultimate sacrifice for the Princess when he:
disappears one day.
changes himself into a prince.
dies.
stays out of the prince's way.
5
What is the first thing that the prince disapproves of?
Her height.
Her speaking.
Her dog.
Her walking.
6
The Princess becomes engaged to:
the dog.
a Prince that her parents choose for her.
a Prince from a neighbouring kindgom.
the wizard.
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The magical element in this story is:
that the prince had been the enchanted dog all along.
that the Princess could walk again.
that the Princess and the Prince live happily ever after.
that the dog did not really die after all.
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What does she plant on his grave?
a white rose.
her royal banner.
a tombstone.
a black rose.
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What does the Princess do about this?
She tells him to take a hike.
She never stands up in his company.
She decides to ride her horse everywhere.
She pretends that she cannot walk.
10
The other things that the prince disapproves of are:
her speaking, her riding and her embroidery.
her speaking, her riding and her spells.
her speaking, her riding and her dog.
her speaking, her riding and her magic.
11
The reason for the prince's disapproval is:
he is a chauvinist (believes that men are always better than women).
he is jealous of the Princess's talents.
All of the these.
he has a low self-esteem.
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The fact that the prince claims to be free of his allergies but the dog is right under the bed is an example of:
ridiculousness.
humour.
dishonesty.
irony.
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How do we know that this is the enchanted dog turned into a prince?
He had silky golden hair and a royal banner.
He had silky golden hair and his banner was a white rose.
He looked exactly like her dog.
He told her that he was her dog.
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What does the dog's death make the Princess realise?
That the dog loved her for who she is, unlike the prince.
That she loved the dog more than the prince.
That the prince killed her dog.
That the prince cannot compare to her dog.
15
This story has the following elements of a fairytale:
The ending is magical.
A princess, a dog and a prince.
A royal family, magic and starts with: a long time ago.
A wizard, princess and a dog.
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What does the Princess do with her dog when the Prince disapproves of it?
She gives it to the SPCA.
She hides it away from him.
She sells it.
She changes it into a person.
17
The one thing that the Princess did not have was:
a prince.
love.
a companion.
a husband.
18
The princess buries her dog:
in the garden.
by herself.
wrapped in her wedding dress.
All of these.
19
The Princess falls in love with the prince because:
He is her every wish come true.
He is handsome and charming.
She is desperate to be loved.
He is rich.
20
How do his parents convince him to go ahead with the wedding?
They remind him of his duty and that he has gambling debts.
They remind him that it's the right thing to do.
They remind him that he actually does love the Princess.
They bribe him with money.
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The princess trusted and relied on this person:
The wizard.
Her mother.
The witch.
Her dog.
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The next day, this person appears at the palace gate:
The prince she is engaged to.
The neighbouring kingdom's king.
A new, handsome prince.
Her dog!
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The princess was very good at:
dancing, telling jokes and cooking.
riding, Maths, charms, music and embroidery.
walking, dancing and sports.
playing with animals and doing spells.
