The selfish giant

Why did the Giant build a wall around his garden?

• To protect the flowers from animals

• To prevent the children from playing there

• To grow more trees and plants

• To build a castle inside the garden

What season stayed in the garden after the wall was built?

• Spring

• Summer

• Winter

• Autumn

What was the first sign that Spring returned to the garden?

• Flowers bloomed

• Birds started singing

• The children came back to play

• The sun melted the snow

What made the Giant realize he was being selfish?

• A bird told him he was selfish

• He saw a child unable to climb a tree

• He missed the sound of laughter

• The garden looked dull and lifeless

What did the Giant do after realizing his mistake?

• He tore down the wall

• He planted more trees

• He asked the children to forgive him

• He left the garden

Why couldn’t one little boy climb the tree?

• He was too small

• The tree was covered in snow

• He was weak and crying

• The other children didn’t help him

What special feature did the little boy have when the Giant saw him at the end of the story?

• A crown on his head

• Wounds on his hands and feet

• A glowing aura

• A branch in his hand

What does the little boy represent in the story?

• Love and friendship

• Spring and renewal

• Jesus Christ or divine forgiveness

• Innocence and playfulness

What happened to the Giant at the end of the story?

• He left the garden to travel

• He grew flowers for the children

• He passed away peacefully in his garden

• He became a child again

How did the children react after the Giant let them back into the garden?

• They forgave him and played joyfully

• They were afraid of him and ran away

• They asked for more flowers to play with

• They helped him plant more trees