Puss in Boots Story Analysis

In a distant land, a miller leaves his youngest son only a cat. The cat, however, reveals its ability to talk and proposes a plan to improve their fortunes. By catching a rabbit and presenting it to the king, the cat impresses the royal family. The king becomes curious about the supposed 'Prince of Caraba.' The cat orchestrates a series of events, including tricking the king at a riverbank and outsmarting a giant to take over his castle. Ultimately, the young man is seen as a prince, marries the princess, and lives a prosperous life with the cat as his loyal servant.

What did the miller leave to his youngest son?

• A mill

• A cat

• A horse

• A bag of gold

What did Puss in Boots use to catch the rabbit?

• A sack with vegetables

• A cage

• A trap

• A net

How did the kingdom perceive the 'Prince of Caraba'?

• As a mysterious stranger

• As a generous and wealthy prince

• As a brave warrior

• As a poor man

What did Puss in Boots do to make the young man appear as a prince?

• Taught him royal manners

• Hid his clothes and claimed they were stolen

• Stole clothes for him

• Gave him a crown

What did the king think of the 'Prince of Caraba' after meeting him?

• He was impressed

• He was disappointed

• He was suspicious

• He was indifferent

What was the giant's magical ability?

• To transform into animals

• To control the weather

• To become invisible

• To fly

How did Puss in Boots defeat the giant?

• By calling for help

• By fighting him

• By using a magic spell

• By tricking him into becoming a mouse

What was the outcome for the young man after the giant was defeated?

• He became a knight

• He left the kingdom

• He married the princess

• He became a king

What role did Puss in Boots play in the young man's life?

• A loyal servant

• A cunning adversary

• A magical creature

• A wise mentor

What was the main reason the princess fell in love with the young man?

• His wealth

• His kindness

• His appearance

• His bravery