Child's Wishes and Consequences

A child persistently demands a Golden Goose and other extravagant items from her father, expressing a desire for a lavish lifestyle. Despite her father's attempts to placate her, she continues to make unreasonable demands, wanting everything immediately. Her greed eventually leads to consequences, as she is deemed a 'bad egg' and sent down a garbage shoot, symbolizing the pitfalls of excessive greed and entitlement.

What does the child initially ask her father for?

• A Golden Goose

• A Silver Spoon

• A Diamond Ring

• A New Dress

What is the father's response to the child's demand for a Golden Goose?

• He says they will get one at home

• He refuses outright

• He buys one immediately

• He ignores her

Why can't the child have a Golden Goose?

• They are not for sale

• They are too expensive

• They are dangerous

• They are extinct

Who says the child can't have a Golden Goose?

• Her father

• The shopkeeper

• Her mother

• The man with a funny hat

What does the child want her geese to lay?

• Chocolate eggs for Halloween

• Silver eggs for Christmas

• Golden eggs for Easter

• Diamond eggs for New Year

What kind of feast does the child demand?

• A bean feast

• A fruit feast

• A royal feast

• A chocolate feast

What does the child want at her party?

• Green cookies and a hundred balloons

• Blue cupcakes and a thousand balloons

• Pink macaroons and a million balloons

• Red candies and fifty balloons

What does the child want to lock up in her pocket?

• A golden egg

• The whole world

• A diamond ring

• A silver spoon

What happens to the child at the end?

• She gets a party

• She leaves the factory

• She gets her Golden Goose

• She goes down the garbage chute

Where does the garbage chute lead to?

• The playground

• The furnace

• The garden

• The kitchen