The Lady or The Tiger?

The king is _____________

• fully-barbaric

• semi-barbaric

• fair and just

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The princess points to the door on the ____________

• left

• right

• neither

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Who/what does the king use to decide whether a person is guilty or innocent?

• chance

• trial by jury

• the king and his court

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The two conflicting emotions in the mind of the princess are ____________________

• anger towards her father and love for the commoner

• jealousy of the lady behind the door and love for her father

• love for the commoner and jealousy of the lady

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True or False: The commoner opens the door the princess points to.

• True

• False

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True or False: An accused person has a choice to marry or not marry the lady behind the door.

• True

• False

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True or False: The princess persuaded the king to tell her which door had the tiger or the lady

• True

• False

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True or False: The princess knows the lady behind the door and she hates her

• True

• False

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True or false: The accused person has a choice between the arena or trial by jury

• True

• False

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True or false: The commoner does not trust the princess to know which door holds which.

• True

• False

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