The Selfish Giant

How does the giant's first interaction with the children shape their perspective of him?

• It makes them feel bad and pity for him

• It encourages them to continue playing in the garden

• It motivates them to invite giant to play along

• It makes them fearful of him

In which season the garden bore rich fruit?

• Autumn

• Spring

• Summer

• Winter

What does this sentence suggest, 'Trespassers Will Be Prosecuted'.

• The Giant only cares about himself

• the Giant is selfless

• The Giant needs to protect his garden from thieves

• The Giant needs to keep the pests out of his garden

Why did the children not want to play on roads?

• Traffic

• Dusty and full of hard stones

• Crowded

• Narrow road

Why did the Spring refuse to enter the Giant's garden?

• bored of his garden

• He was ugly looking

• He was very selfish

• He was very arrogant

"He was dressed in grey, and his breath was like ice." Who is 'he' here?

• Hail

• North Wind

• Snow

• Frost

What was the first sign of Spring returning to the Giant's garden?

• Crowd

• A Nightingale singing

• A little Linnet singing

• Children playing

How did the children creep into the Giant's garden?

• By making a small hole in the wall to enter into the Giant's garden

• By climbing the wall

• By breaking the wall

• None of the above

Which sentence from the story best suggests that the Giant has changed his perception of the children?

• Years passed, the Giant grew old and feeble

• One Winter morning he looked out of his window

• And the Giant's heart melted as he looked out

• All of the above

The most beautiful flowers of all in the Giant's garden are the _______

• Roses

• Little boy

• Children

• Daffodils