The Happy Prince and the Swallow

The story of the Happy Prince revolves around a statue of a prince adorned with gold and gems, who sees the suffering in his town. A swallow, left behind by its flock, befriends the statue. The Prince asks the swallow to distribute his riches to the needy, sacrificing his beauty. The swallow stays with the Prince, helping the poor until it dies from the cold. The townspeople dismantle the now-ugly statue, but God recognizes the true beauty of the Prince's heart and the swallow's loyalty, granting them eternal happiness in Heaven.

What was the Happy Prince's statue covered with?

• Gold leaf

• Silver leaf

• Bronze leaf

• Copper leaf

Why did the Swallow decide to stay with the Happy Prince initially?

• It was too cold to continue flying

• He was too tired to fly

• He wanted to meet other swallows

• He was curious about the statue

What did the Happy Prince ask the Swallow to do for the sick child?

• Pluck a ruby from his dagger

• Find a doctor for the child

• Bring food to the child

• Sing a song to the child

What did the Swallow take to the young writer in the attic?

• A gold leaf

• A silver coin

• A ruby

• A sapphire eye

Why did the Swallow decide not to fly south after helping the writer?

• He wanted to stay with the Prince

• He was too weak to fly

• He lost his way

• He was afraid of the cold

What did the Happy Prince give to the match girl?

• A gold coin

• A piece of his cloak

• A ruby

• His last sapphire eye

What did the Swallow do with the gold leaf from the Prince's body?

• Sold it for money

• Distributed it to the poor

• Gave it to the rich

• Used it to build a nest

What happened to the Swallow at the end of the story?

• He died from the cold

• He found a new home

• He flew south

• He was saved by the villagers

What remained of the Happy Prince after the statue was melted?

• His lead heart

• His gold leaf

• His ruby dagger

• His sapphire eyes

Where did the Happy Prince and the Swallow find eternal happiness?

• In Heaven

• In the memories of the people

• In the hearts of the villagers

• In the town square