The Frog Prince Continued

What did the Princess complain about the Prince in the beginning of the story?

• He was always slaying dragons.

• He never wanted to go down to the pond anymore.

• He was too quiet.

• He was always reading books.

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What is the central message of "The Frog Prince Continued"?

• True love means accepting each other's flaws.

• Witches are always helpful.

• It's better to live alone.

• Princes should always slay dragons.

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How does the Prince feel about his life in the castle?

• Excited and adventurous

• Content and happy

• Miserable and unhappy

• Proud and accomplished

What does the phrase "drove the Princess crazy" mean in the context of the story?

• The Prince literally drove a car.

• The Prince made the Princess very angry.

• The Prince took the Princess on a trip.

• The Prince made the Princess laugh.

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Why did the Prince want to find a witch?

• To get a new spell book.

• To turn back into a frog.

• To find a new princess.

• To learn magic.

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What lesson does the Prince learn by the end of the story?

• Witches are trustworthy.

• Being a frog is better than being a prince.

• Happiness comes from being with someone who loves you.

• It's important to live alone.

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Describe the Prince's character based on his actions in the story.

• Brave and adventurous

• Lazy and uninterested

• Confused and desperate

• Happy and content

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What does the phrase "fit you in for lunch" imply about the witch's intentions?

• She wanted to have lunch with the Prince.

• She planned to eat the Prince.

• She wanted to cook lunch for the Prince.

• She was too busy to help the Prince.

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What did the Prince realize when he was turned into a carriage?

• He wanted to stay a carriage forever.

• He missed the Princess and wanted to return to her.

• He enjoyed being a carriage.

• He wanted to find another witch.

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How is the moral of the story conveyed through the Prince's transformation at the end?

• By showing that true love can overcome any obstacle.

• By demonstrating that witches are always right.

• By proving that being a frog is better than being a prince.

• By illustrating that running away solves problems.

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