Exploring the Consequences of Three Wishes

A poor woodcutter, tired of his life, encounters a tree fairy who grants him three wishes. He and his wife discuss grand possibilities but end up wasting the first two wishes on a sausage and a comical mishap. The final wish resolves their predicament, leaving them with a lesson learned. The story concludes with a call to subscribe for more content.

What did the woodcutter wish for to improve his life?

• A barrel of gold

• A feast every day

• A golden crown

• A warm coat and a bigger house

What did the woodcutter initially take to the forest?

• A magic spell book

• A bottle of cold tea and bread

• A golden axe

• A map of the forest

Who granted the woodcutter three wishes?

• A wandering magician

• A forest spirit

• A tree fairy

• A talking tree

What did the woodcutter's wife suggest they could wish for?

• A new axe

• A bag of coins

• A tall castle

• A magic spell book

What was the woodcutter's first wish?

• A warm coat

• A barrel of gold

• A new house

• A piece of sausage

How did the woodcutter's wife react to the first wish?

• She scolded him

• She laughed

• She was indifferent

• She was delighted

What unfortunate event happened with the second wish?

• A sausage got stuck to the wife's nose

• They received a cart full of gold

• They lost all their money

• Their house turned into a castle

What did the woodcutter use his last wish for?

• A barrel of gold

• Removing the sausage from his wife's nose

• A new house

• A feast

What lesson can be learned from the woodcutter's story?

• Never talk to fairies

• Magic can solve all problems

• Wishes should be used wisely

• Always carry an extra sausage

What did the woodcutter and his wife ultimately eat for supper?

• Roast beef

• The sausage

• Nothing

• Apple pie