The Emperor's New Clothes

THE KING LIKED FANCY ________

THE KING LIKED FANCY CLOTHES

• O REI GOSTAVA DE ROUPAS ELEGANTES

• O EMPERADOR GOSTAVA DE ROUPAS GRANDES

• SUA ALTEZA GOSTAVA DE ROUPAS NOVAS

• O REI GOSTAVA DE ROUPAS DIFERENTES

WHAT DID THE 2 SWINDLERS DO TO THE KING?

• KISSED HIM

• KILLED HIM

• HELPED HIM

• ROBBED HIM

DRAW THE EMPEROR'S UNDERPANTS

THE EMPEROR WAS A FOOL BECAUSE...

• HE PRETENDED TO SEE THE MAGIC CLOTHES

• HE HAD ONLY UNDERPANTS

• HE LOVED CLOTHES

• HE WENT ON A PARADE WITH ONLY UNDERPANTS ON

THE SWINDLERS WEAVE THE MAGIC CLOTHES

• TRUE

• FALSE

In Scene 1, the Lord Chancellor sighs as he says, “That outfit is by far the most expensive.” The Chancellor sighs because

• He doesn’t like the Emperor’s clothes.

• He thinks the Emperor spends too much money on clothes.

• He is jealous of the Emperor.

• He admires the Emperor’s expensive taste.

Which line from Scene 2 best helps you understand that the tailors plan to trick the Emperor to make money?

• Tailor 2: His pride will be our fortune.

Why does the Emperor “nearly faint” in Scene 6 after the tailors present the clothes to him?

• He thinks that he may be blind.

• He is shocked by the idea that he could be

  a fool.

• He is overwhelmed by the beauty of

  the clothes.

• He feels ill after realizing that he has been

  tricked.

After the crowd laughs at the Emperor standing in his underwear in Scene 7, the Emperor yells, “I have been duped! Those scoundrels—why didn’t you tell me?” Duped means-

• Tricked.

• Rewarded.

• Surprised.

• Attacked.