The Prince and the Pauper Review Game

No one searches for the Prince because

• the lords think that Tom is the Prince

• everyone thinks the Prince has become a thief

• Edward is not the Prince anymore

• the lords do not want the Prince to be King

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The play focuses on

• Prince Edward's experience.

• Tom's experience.

• both Prince Edward's and Tom's experiences.

• the Narrarator's experiences.

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Which statement best describes what Edward learns over the course of the play? 

• Playing in mud is not as fun as he imagined.

• Being the king is going to be harder than he thought.

• The poor lead difficult lives and are treated unjustly.

• Being poor is hard, but it is still better than being a prince.

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When Miles first meets Prince Edward, he thinks

• he is crazy

• he is the Prince

• he is a pauper

• he is royalty

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Miles is kind to the Prince because he

• expects a reward

• knows that the Prince needs a friend

• wants a partner to help him steal

• knows that the Prince really is the Prince

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Tom looked like a prince, but he was a

• pauper

• successor

• constable

• herald

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Was he the real prince or an ________?

• affliction

• impostor

• pauper

• constable

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What is the main theme of 'The Prince and the Pauper'?

• A) The importance of wealth

• B) The value of friendship

• C) The inequality between social classes

• D) The power of education

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In 'The Prince and the Pauper', who is mistaken for the Prince?

• A) Miles Hendon

• B) Tom Canty

• C) John Canty

• D) Edward Tudor

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Which literary device is primarily used in 'The Prince and the Pauper' to highlight the differences between the two main characters?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Irony

• C) Simile

• D) Foreshadowing

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