The Little Prince Quiz - Chapters 1-9

In Chapter 1, the narrator mentions a book he once saw that inspired him to draw. What was the name of that book?

• Kings and Queens of the Middle Ages

• The Little Prince

• True Stories from Nature

• The Royal Line of Transylvania

What is the first picture the narrator actually draws for the little prince?

• A boa constrictor from the outside

• A sheep

• A sunset

• A cup of tea

The pilot has to make quite a few drawings before the little prince is satisfied. What picture satisfies the Little Prince?

• The boa constrictor from the outside.

• The box with air holes

• The sky at dawn

• A wild ram

How small is the planet where the prince comes from? (Hint: Check Chapters 3-4).

• Bigger than the moon, but smaller than the sun.

• Microscopic in size.

• Hardly bigger than a house.

• About the size of the Earth

What name is given to the planet of the little prince?

• Turkey

• Little Kingdom of Rose

• The Star that is Beyond

• Asteroid B-612

What does the discoverer of the little prince's planet do in order to be taken seriously?

• He demands that he be heard.

• He writes a scientific treatise and gets it published

• He wears European clothing instead of the clothing of his country.

• He presents his findings to a different International Astronomical group.

According to the pilot in Chapter 4, what are grownups mostly interested in?

• Controlling everyone

• Things that can be counted.

• Feelings and emotions.

• They are not interested in anything.

The pilot reveals that after he becomes friends with the little prince he starts doing something again. What is it?

• Raising sheep.

• Flying his airplane.

• Drawing.

• Writing.

The very dangerous plant that can tear apart the planet of the little prince is called the _

(a)  

Why does the little prince tend to the soil of his planet every morning?

• He is a workaholic.

• To keep the dangerous plants from taking root.

• He likes playing in the dirt.

• It is the law on his world that everyone must do a specific job.