The Emperor's New Clothes Flashcard

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What does the Lord Chancellor's sigh in Scene 1 indicate about his feelings towards the Emperor's clothes?

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He thinks the Emperor spends too much money on clothes.

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What is a swindler?

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A swindler is a trickster who tries to take advantage of others.

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What can we infer about the swindlers in 'The Emperor's New Clothes'?

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They are pretending to make cloth.

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Why does the Emperor nearly faint in Scene 6?

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He is shocked by the idea that he could be a fool.

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

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Pride leads to downfall.

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What lesson does 'The Emperor's New Clothes' teach about vanity?

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Vanity is dangerous.

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What does the Emperor's reaction to the tailors' presentation reveal about his character?

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He is overly concerned with appearances and status.

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How does the story illustrate the concept of truth versus deception?

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The Emperor is deceived by the swindlers, highlighting how people can be misled by appearances.

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What is the significance of the child’s statement at the end of the story?

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It represents the voice of truth and innocence, pointing out the Emperor's foolishness.

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What does the story suggest about the importance of speaking one's mind?

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It emphasizes that speaking your mind is important, especially in the face of deception.