Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp, Part III

The magician returned disguised as a

• rich prince

• sultan

• poor peddler

• genie

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The magician got the lamp away from Aladdin’s wife by:

• offering her a new lamp in exchange for the old one

• stealing it while she was asleep

• asking her to give it to him as a gift

• finding it hidden in the house

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The magician demanded the genie do what with Aladdin’s palace and all that it contained?

• Move it to another country

• Destroy it completely

• Make it invisible

• Turn it into gold

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The Sultan was angry when he heard his daughter was gone because:

• he was worried about her safety.

• he wanted to punish her.

• he did not care about her.

• he was planning a celebration.

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The appropriate reaction if you were the Sultan would be:

• Show wisdom and fairness in decision-making.

• React impulsively without considering consequences.

• Ignore the concerns of your people.

• Act harshly without listening to advice.

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Describe the plan that Aladdin and his wife made to get the lamp back from the magician.

• Aladdin's wife invited the magician for dinner and used a trick to retrieve the lamp.

• Aladdin and his wife asked the magician to return the lamp politely.

• Aladdin fought the magician in a duel to get the lamp back.

• Aladdin's wife bought a new lamp to replace the old one.

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