Melody and the Magic Pot

Melody, a poor girl, lives with her mother. She meets a fairy who gives her a magic pot that produces endless porridge. Initially, the pot brings joy, but when Melody's mother misuses it, the porridge overflows, causing chaos. Melody returns to stop the pot, and the village enjoys the porridge, ensuring no one goes hungry again.

What does Melody do to try and cheer her mother?

• She dances.

• She tells funny stories.

• She sings songs.

• She cooks delicious meals.

What does the fairy give to Melody?

• A magic ring

• A magic book

• A magic pot

• A magic wand

What must Melody say to make the pot cook?

• Pot magic

• Pot start

• Pot cook

• Pot boil

What does the fairy ask for in return for the magic pot?

• A song every day

• A gift of gratitude

• A secret kept

• A promise of kindness

How does Melody's mother react when she first sees the pot?

• She is angry.

• She is indifferent.

• She is skeptical.

• She is excited.

What happens when Melody's mother uses the pot without knowing how to stop it?

• The pot overflows with porridge.

• The pot disappears.

• The pot stops working.

• The pot breaks.

How does Melody stop the pot from overflowing?

• She says 'Pot stop'.

• She says 'Pot cease'.

• She says 'Pot enough'.

• She says 'Pot halt'.

What do the villagers do when the porridge floods the village?

• They run away.

• They eat the porridge.

• They call for help.

• They try to stop the pot.

What is the outcome for the village after the porridge incident?

• They are angry with Melody.

• They never go hungry again.

• They destroy the pot.

• They move to another village.

What lesson can be learned from the story of the magic pot?

• Magic should be used wisely.

• Porridge is the best food.

• Fairies are always helpful.

• Singing can solve problems.