King Midas and the Golden Touch

Who was the oldest and merriest follower of Bacchus according to the text?

• Midas

• Silenus

• Phrygia

• Pan

What did King Midas find that changed his life, as mentioned in the story?

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What was the consequence of King Midas's wish in the story?

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What problem did King Midas face after his wish was granted?

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What was King Midas' reaction when everything he touched turned to gold, including his food and his daughter?

• He was overjoyed and grateful.

• He was indifferent and unresponsive.

• He was horrified and regretful.

• He found it amusing and laughed.

What did King Midas do to reverse the golden touch curse?

• He prayed to Zeus to remove the curse.

• He went to the River Pactolus and washed himself.

• He destroyed everything he had turned to gold.

• He offered sacrifices to the gods.

How did King Midas feel after being freed from the curse of the golden touch?

• He remained sad and cold.

• He was angry and vengeful.

• He was relieved and embraced his daughter warmly.

• He felt no change and continued to turn things to gold.

What lesson can be inferred from King Midas' experience with the golden touch?

• Wealth and power bring ultimate happiness.

• Greed can lead to unintended negative consequences.

• Gold is the most valuable substance in the world.

• Magic is always beneficial and should be sought after.

What is the main lesson of the story of King Midas as depicted in the image?

• Wealth is the most important thing in life.

• Nature and love are more valuable than material wealth.

• Gold should be collected extensively.

• Power is the ultimate goal.

According to the image, who are the characters that stopped to enjoy the beauty of the flowers?

• King Midas and Silenus

• King Midas and Marigold

• Bacchus and Marigold

• Silenus and Bacchus