A Contest of Riddles

a game or test to see who is the best at something

• excellent

• contest

• knowledge

• response

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TRUE or FALSE? A Contest of RIddles is a play.

• True

• False

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What kind of person does the princess want to marry?

• A man who is funny

• A man who is handsome

• A man who is good at riddles

• A man who is smart

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How does the royal family decide who will marry the princess?

• By holding a public competition with physical challenges

• Based on a contest of riddles

• By choosing the suitor with the most wealth

• By allowing the princess to pick her own suitor without any input from the royal family

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What is the main theme of 'A Contest of Riddles'?

• Love and marriage

• Intelligence and wit

• Courage and bravery

• Wealth and power

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Which literary device is primarily used in 'A Contest of Riddles'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Irony

• Alliteration

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What is the setting of 'A Contest of Riddles'?

• A modern city

• A medieval kingdom

• A futuristic world

• An ancient civilization

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Who is the protagonist in 'A Contest of Riddles'?

• The king

• The princess

• The jester

• The suitor

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What is the princess's main concern in 'A Contest of Riddles'?

• Finding true love

• Proving her intelligence

• Choosing a worthy suitor

• Gaining her father's approval

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How does the suitor win the contest in 'A Contest of Riddles'?

• By solving all the riddles

• By bribing the judges

• By impressing the princess with his charm

• By defeating other suitors in a duel

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