The Little Prince - Evaluation

Where did the author meet the Little Prince when his plane broke down?

• Arizona

• Sahara Desert

• France

• Australia

Describe the planet where the little prince is from.

• A little larger than a house

• Much larger than Venus

• The same size as Earth

• A little smaller than France

What is the personality of the rose?

• shy

• vain

• cruel

• humble

The Little Prince then met the fox. Why wouldn’t the fox play with him?

• He was too fierce.

• He was too busy.

• He didn’t like to play.

• He hadn’t been tamed.

Which is the correct sequence of events?

A. The little prince decided to leave his home planet because of the vanity of the rose.

B. After realizing that the rose is unique and special, the

prince decided to return home to his planet.

C. The fox taught the little prince about how to tame him.

D. While the little prince is journeying by the neighboring

planets, he encountered strange, narrow-minded adults.

E. A pilot’s plane landed and crashed in Sahara desert.

• E-C-A-D-B

• A-D-E-B-C

• E-A-D-C-B

• A-D-C-B-E

What element of the story is described in the following text?

"The Rose, simultaneously vain and naïve, has trouble expressing her love for the little prince and consequently drives him away. Throughout the story, she occupies the prince’s thoughts and heart."

• Setting

• Character

• Plot

• Conflict

What element of the story is described in the following text?

"Sahara Desert is a barren place ready to be shaped by experience. The desert is also a hostile space that contains no water and a deadly serpent. Made barren by grown-up ideas, the narrator’s mind slowly expands under the guidance of the little prince in the same way that the deadly desert slowly transforms itself into a place of learning and, once the well appears, refreshment."

• Setting

• Character

• Plot

• Conflict

What element of the story is described in the following text?

"After six years of the prince’s disappearance, the pilot still thinks of him. He wants to know where the little prince is and what is happening to him. The pilot also wants the readers to wonder about the little prince and inform him if ever the little prince has come back."

• Setting

• Character

• Plot

• Conflict

What element of the story is described in the following text?

"The problem of the Little Prince is his thirst for answers. His childlike perspectives and, to some extent, those of the narrator is against the stifling beliefs of the adult world."

• Setting

• Character

• Theme

• Conflict

What element of the story is described in the following text?

"The pilot had an accident with his plane in the Dessert of Sahara. Then he met the little prince who asks him to draw few things. And the pilot is delighted that finally, he met someone with true understanding. The little prince described his adventures and travels. Then he tells the reason why he left his planet. It is because of the flower that he loves but caused him pain."

• Setting

• Character

• Plot

• Theme