Prince Pipo and His Horse

Prince Pipo, after recovering from an illness, befriends a red horse and spends a year training it. He learns to ride the horse through perseverance, despite being thrown off multiple times. Over the next few days, he trains the horse to obey commands and becomes an accomplished rider, capable of handling various challenges. The story highlights the mutual learning and growth between Prince Pipo and his horse, with a humorous twist that the horses can talk when not overheard.

What does Prince Pipo do after recovering?

• He starts learning to ride a horse.

• He takes care of his new friend, the little red horse.

• He goes on a journey.

• He visits his father.

How long does it take for the horse to become an adult?

• Two years

• One year

• Three months

• Six months

What does Prince Pipo decide to do one morning?

• Go on a journey

• Visit his father

• Learn to ride his horse

• Feed his horse

How does the horse initially react to being ridden?

• It stands still

• It obeys immediately

• It throws Pipo off

• It runs away

What is Prince Pipo's goal on the second day?

• To make the horse obey commands

• To feed the horse

• To go on a journey

• To visit his father

How does the horse initially respond to commands?

• It obeys immediately

• It stands still

• It resists and does the opposite

• It runs away

What does Prince Pipo aim to become on the third day?

• A skilled horse trainer

• An accomplished rider

• A horse breeder

• A knight

What challenges does Pipo face on the third day?

• The horse runs away

• The horse refuses to eat

• The horse throws him into a river

• The horse stands still

What does Pipo's father ask him during lunch?

• If he went on a journey

• If he fed the horse

• If he visited the stable

• What he did in the morning

What does Pipo the horse say he did in the morning?

• Went on a journey

• Learned to obey commands

• Ate some hay

• Trained the prince to be a skilled rider