The Fisherman and His Wife

What part of the story reflects the climax of the wife's greed?

• When she asks to become king

• When she asks to become emperor

• When she asks to become pope

• When she asks for power over the sun and moon

What happened when the man went back to the flounder and wished for a cottage?

• The flounder made the man’s hovel even worse.

• The flounder refused to do anything.

• The flounder granted him the cottage.

• The flounder said he’d give him the cottage if he helped him further.

Why does the wife want to be emperor?

• She thinks she will be more-liked as emperor.

• She is angry with the fish for making her a poor king.

• She is not satisfied just being king.

• Her kingdom has no people in it, and she wants to rule over people.

In the end, what does the fish do?

• He grants the wife power to control the moon and sun, but takes away her empire.

• He grants the wife power to control the moon and the sun and the sea settles.

• He turns the man away because he is not powerful enough to grant her final wish.

• He send the wife back to the hovel because she wants too much.

How many wishes did the flounder grant the wife in total?

• 3

• 6

• 5

• 7

What was the wife's first wish?

• to be king

• a small cottage

• a castle

• to be pope

Who did the fisherman live with?

• his dog

• his husband

• his son

• his wife

What's the fisherman's wish?

• He wanted his wife be heavy.

• He wanted his wife to be an empress.

• He wanted his wife to be with him and be happy.

• He wanted a palace.

The wife asked the fisherman to go back, catch the fish and ask the fish for a new .........

• fisherman

• boat

• horn

• house

What is the main theme of 'The Fisherman and His Wife'?

• A) Contentment

• B) Greed

• C) Love

• D) Courage