King's Justice System and Dilemmas

In a distant kingdom, a king troubled by wrongdoers devises a unique justice system involving a stadium with two doors: one hiding a tiger and the other a lady. Wrongdoers must choose a door, risking death or marriage. The king's daughter falls in love with a gardener, leading to his trial. The story ends ambiguously, questioning whether the daughter guided her lover to the lady or the tiger.

What was the king's main concern in his country?

• Too many wrongdoers

• Natural disasters

• Lack of resources

• Foreign invasions

What solution did the king come up with to address the wrongdoers?

• Building a prison

• Creating a new law

• Building a stadium

• Hiring more guards

How many people could the new stadium accommodate?

• 10,000

• 3,000

• 7,000

• 5,000

What was the unique feature of the king's justice system in the stadium?

• A trial by jury

• A duel between wrongdoers

• Choosing between two doors

• A public vote

What was the public's initial reaction to the king's idea?

• They were angry

• They were excited

• They were afraid

• They were indifferent

What was the effect of the king's justice system on the number of wrongdoers?

• It increased

• It fluctuated

• It remained the same

• It decreased

What was notable about the king's daughter?

• She was rebellious and disobedient

• She was shy and reserved

• She was strong and clever

• She was weak and timid

Who did the king's daughter fall in love with?

• A soldier

• A wealthy merchant

• A prince from another kingdom

• A gardener

What happened when the king discovered his daughter's relationship with the gardener?

• He exiled his daughter

• He ignored it

• He imprisoned the gardener

• He blessed their union

What did the king's daughter do to help her lover?

• She ran away with him

• She wrote a letter to the king

• She pleaded with her father

• She bribed the workers