The Little Prince - Chapter 2

What happened to the narrator?

• He got sick

• He was attacked

• His plane had a mechanical problem

• He was tired

Why did the narrator try to fix the plane by himself?

• Because he was arrogant.

• Because he was in the middle of the desert and there was no one around.

• Because he did not want to bother anyone.

• Because he did not have anything else to do.

For the author, being in the desert was a matter of life and death

• True.

• False.

The Little Prince woke up the pilot:

• False.

• True.

What did he draw to the Little Prince?

• An airplane

• A sheep

• An elephant

• A planet

What does the Little Prince tell about the place where he live?

• It is very small.

• He is the prince.

• They have sheep.

• He loves chocolate.

What did the pilot draw that made the Little Prince happy?

• A sheep.

• A box.

• A small and healthy sheep.

• A box containing a sheep.

Who does the narrator blame for his bad drawings?

• The Little Prince.

• Himself.

• The grown-ups who discouraged him in his painter's career when he was six years old.

• The heat of the desert.

Draw the box containing the sheep and the Little Prince:

• Done.

• Not done.

Why wasn't the Little Prince happy with the first drawings the pilot made?

• Because he wanted more than one sheep.

• Because he didn't like the first drawings.

• Because he actually wanted a boa constrictor.

• He didn't want any drawing.