The Emperor’s New Clothes Flashcard

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Where does Scene 2 take place in 'The Emperor's New Clothes'?

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Outside the palace doors.

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Why might a child be more likely to speak the truth in the story?

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They are not aware of social conventions.

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What does the Emperor fear most?

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Looking foolish.

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What does the phrase 'The Emperor's New Clothes' refer to?

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A metaphor for the foolishness of vanity and deception.

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What is the main theme of 'The Emperor’s New Clothes'?

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The importance of honesty.

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Define 'vanity' as it relates to 'The Emperor's New Clothes'.

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Excessive pride in one's appearance or achievements.

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What role does the child play in the story?

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The child represents innocence and the ability to see the truth.

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How does the Emperor's desire for new clothes reflect his character?

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It shows his vanity and concern for appearances.

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What lesson can be learned from the Emperor's experience?

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Honesty is more valuable than appearances.

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What is the significance of the tailors in the story?

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They symbolize deception and the exploitation of vanity.