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The Goose Girl

Once upon a time, a beautiful princess was sent to marry a prince in a distant land. Her mother, the queen, gave her a magical handkerchief to protect her. Along the way, the princess’s maid betrayed her, forcing the princess to switch roles. The maid pretended to be the princess, and the true princess was sent to work as a goose girl.

While tending geese, the princess befriended a talking horse named Falada, who helped her. Eventually, the prince discovered the truth when the princess's royal demeanor and kind heart stood out. The maid was punished, and the princess married the prince, living happily ever after.

What did the queen give the princess before her journey?

• A magical sword

• A protective handkerchief

• A golden crown

• A pair of shoes

• A bag of gold

The Goose Girl

Once upon a time, a beautiful princess was sent to marry a prince in a distant land. Her mother, the queen, gave her a magical handkerchief to protect her. Along the way, the princess’s maid betrayed her, forcing the princess to switch roles. The maid pretended to be the princess, and the true princess was sent to work as a goose girl.

While tending geese, the princess befriended a talking horse named Falada, who helped her. Eventually, the prince discovered the truth when the princess's royal demeanor and kind heart stood out. The maid was punished, and the princess married the prince, living happily ever after.

  The maid was punished, and the princess married the prince, living happily ever after.

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The Goose Girl

Once upon a time, a beautiful princess was sent to marry a prince in a distant land. Her mother, the queen, gave her a magical handkerchief to protect her. Along the way, the princess’s maid betrayed her, forcing the princess to switch roles. The maid pretended to be the princess, and the true princess was sent to work as a goose girl.

While tending geese, the princess befriended a talking horse named Falada, who helped her. Eventually, the prince discovered the truth when the princess's royal demeanor and kind heart stood out. The maid was punished, and the princess married the prince, living happily ever after.

What was special about the horse named Falada?

• It could talk

• It had golden hooves

• It could fly

• It was invisible

• It could transform into a prince

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The Goose Girl

Once upon a time, a beautiful princess was sent to marry a prince in a distant land. Her mother, the queen, gave her a magical handkerchief to protect her. Along the way, the princess’s maid betrayed her, forcing the princess to switch roles. The maid pretended to be the princess, and the true princess was sent to work as a goose girl.

While tending geese, the princess befriended a talking horse named Falada, who helped her. Eventually, the prince discovered the truth when the princess's royal demeanor and kind heart stood out. The maid was punished, and the princess married the prince, living happily ever after.

What role did the princess take after her maid betrayed her?

• A maid in the castle

• A goose girl

• A cook in the kitchen

• A seamstress

• A gardener

The Legend of the Black Sea

Long ago, there was a prosperous kingdom near a great lake. The king and queen had a beautiful daughter who loved the sea and would spend hours by the water. One day, a jealous sorcerer cursed the lake, causing it to become dark and dangerous. The lake began to swallow ships and fishermen who ventured too close.

The princess, determined to save her people, sought help from a wise old hermit. He told her the curse could only be broken if someone of pure heart sacrificed their life. The princess bravely offered herself, and as she stepped into the lake, the curse lifted. However, the lake remained dark as a reminder of her sacrifice, and it became known as the Black Sea.

Why was the lake cursed?

• The king angered the sorcerer

• The sorcerer was jealous of the kingdom's prosperity

• The princess refused to marry the sorcerer

• The fishermen disrespected the sea

• The queen stole from the sorcerer

The Legend of the Black Sea

Long ago, there was a prosperous kingdom near a great lake. The king and queen had a beautiful daughter who loved the sea and would spend hours by the water. One day, a jealous sorcerer cursed the lake, causing it to become dark and dangerous. The lake began to swallow ships and fishermen who ventured too close.

The princess, determined to save her people, sought help from a wise old hermit. He told her the curse could only be broken if someone of pure heart sacrificed their life. The princess bravely offered herself, and as she stepped into the lake, the curse lifted. However, the lake remained dark as a reminder of her sacrifice, and it became known as the Black Sea.

What happened to the lake after the curse?

• It dried up completely

• It became dark and dangerous

• It turned into a forest

• It was filled with gold

• It disappeared into the mountains

The Legend of the Black Sea

Long ago, there was a prosperous kingdom near a great lake. The king and queen had a beautiful daughter who loved the sea and would spend hours by the water. One day, a jealous sorcerer cursed the lake, causing it to become dark and dangerous. The lake began to swallow ships and fishermen who ventured too close.

The princess, determined to save her people, sought help from a wise old hermit. He told her the curse could only be broken if someone of pure heart sacrificed their life. The princess bravely offered herself, and as she stepped into the lake, the curse lifted. However, the lake remained dark as a reminder of her sacrifice, and it became known as the Black Sea.

What did the hermit say was needed to break the curse?

• A magical weapon

• The sorcerer's defeat

• A sacrifice by someone with a pure heart

• A golden artifact from the sea

• A spell cast during a full moon

The Legend of the Black Sea

Long ago, there was a prosperous kingdom near a great lake. The king and queen had a beautiful daughter who loved the sea and would spend hours by the water. One day, a jealous sorcerer cursed the lake, causing it to become dark and dangerous. The lake began to swallow ships and fishermen who ventured too close.

The princess, determined to save her people, sought help from a wise old hermit. He told her the curse could only be broken if someone of pure heart sacrificed their life. The princess bravely offered herself, and as she stepped into the lake, the curse lifted. However, the lake remained dark as a reminder of her sacrifice, and it became known as the Black Sea.

What did the princess do to save her people?

• She fought the sorcerer in battle

• She prayed to the gods for help

• She sacrificed herself by stepping into the lake

• She gathered a group of warriors to attack the sorcerer

• She offered her treasures to the sorcerer

The Legend of the Black Sea

Long ago, there was a prosperous kingdom near a great lake. The king and queen had a beautiful daughter who loved the sea and would spend hours by the water. One day, a jealous sorcerer cursed the lake, causing it to become dark and dangerous. The lake began to swallow ships and fishermen who ventured too close.

The princess, determined to save her people, sought help from a wise old hermit. He told her the curse could only be broken if someone of pure heart sacrificed their life. The princess bravely offered herself, and as she stepped into the lake, the curse lifted. However, the lake remained dark as a reminder of her sacrifice, and it became known as the Black Sea.

Why is the lake now called the Black Sea?

• It was cursed to remain black forever

• It is a symbol of the princess's sacrifice

• The sorcerer named it after his defeat

• The dark waters represent the sorcerer's anger

• The people feared the dark lake and gave it the name