The Princess and the Pea

The prince searched everywhere for

• a princess to marry.

• his lost dog.

• his lost crown.

• a good housekeeper.

What did the prince say to the girl in the morning?

• He said that she had snored loudly.

• He asked her how she had slept.

• He said that he knew her brother.

• He told her she was beautiful.

The prince decided to find out

• if the girl was a real princess.

• the girl's real name.

• who the girl's parents were.

• where the girl lived.

When the girl knocked on the door, she

• was cold, wet and dirty.

• was wearing a long white gown.

• looked like the prince's sister.

• looked sick and tired.

The girl slept

• like a baby.

• until noon.

• very badly.

• for ten hours.

The prince put a pea

• in the girl's porridge.

  in the hot chocolate.

  on the bed.

  on the chair.

• in the girl's porridge.

  in the hot chocolate.

  on the bed.

  on the chair.

The prince knew the girl must be a princess because only a princess

• would like his cold, dreary palace.

• could look so pretty in the morning.

• would have felt the pea on her bed.

• could like a prince as plain as he was.

The prince asked the girl to marry him after she

• woke up in the morning.

• said she had slept badly.

• first knocked on his front door.

• told him she loved his palace.

On top of the pea, the prince put

• a spoonful of chocolate.

• a big scoop of honey.

• twenty mattresses.

• thirty-five potatoes.

The girl said she had slept badly because

• she felt as if a rock was under her back.

• the prince's snoring had kept her awake.

• the prince's dog had barked all night.

• she felt bad about leaving her sister.