The Little Prince and Life Lessons

The speaker shares a powerful story of survival during the Holocaust, highlighting the impact of a simple card trick taught by a fellow prisoner, Mr. Levine, in Auschwitz. This trick became a symbol of hope and resilience, leading the speaker to a new life in England and the United States. Through magic, the speaker found a way to connect with others and spread kindness, emphasizing the importance of small acts of compassion in making the world a better place.

What is the main lesson the narrator learned from 'The Little Prince'?

• The importance of wealth

• The significance of fame

• The value of seeing with the heart

• The necessity of power

Where did the narrator's family move to escape persecution in Germany?

• Spain

• Italy

• Yugoslavia

• France

What was one of the tasks the narrator had to perform in the concentration camp?

• Cooking meals

• Laying railroad tracks

• Writing letters

• Teaching children

Who was Mr. Herbert Levine?

• A camp guard

• A resistance fighter

• A fellow prisoner and magician

• A family member

What did Mr. Levine teach the narrator in Auschwitz?

• A song

• A new language

• A card trick

• How to escape

What did the narrator do with the card trick after the war?

• Performed it professionally

• Taught it to his children

• Used it to entertain friends

• Forgot about it

How did the narrator describe the line between a hobby and insanity?

• Non-existent

• Extremely wide

• Very thin

• Very clear

What was the narrator's weight when he was liberated?

• 120 pounds

• 100 pounds

• 80 pounds

• 64 pounds

What did the narrator do after retiring?

• Wrote a book

• Traveled the world

• Started a business

• Spoke in schools

What message does the narrator convey about helping others?

• It's a waste of time

• It's only for family

• It can provide hope

• It's unnecessary