The King's Justice System and Dilemmas

In a semi-barbaric kingdom, a king uses an arena to administer justice, where the accused must choose between two doors: one hiding a tiger and the other a lady. The king's daughter falls in love with a young man, who is then put on trial. The princess learns which door hides the tiger and which the lady, leading to her internal conflict over her lover's fate.

What was the nature of the king described in the introduction?

• Indifferent

• Semi-barbaric

• Completely civilized

• Completely barbaric

What was the purpose of the public arena in the king's justice system?

• To entertain the masses

• To refine and culture the minds of subjects

• To punish the guilty and reward the innocent

• All of the above

What determined the fate of the accused in the king's arena?

• The king's decision

• Public opinion

• The choice of the accused

• Impartial and incorruptible chance

What happened if the accused opened the door with the tiger?

• He was torn to pieces

• He was exiled

• He was given a second chance

• He was set free

What was the outcome if the accused opened the door with the lady?

• He was executed

• He was married to the lady

• He was imprisoned

• He was banished

How did the community view the king's justice system?

• Perfectly fair

• Unfair and biased

• Too lenient

• Too harsh

Who was the young man in the king's court?

• A commoner

• A prince from another kingdom

• A servant

• A young man of noble blood

What was the king's reaction upon discovering the love affair?

• He was pleased

• He ignored it

• He imprisoned the young man

• He arranged a marriage

What secret did the princess possess?

• The secret of the doors

• The identity of the tiger

• The king's plans

• The location of the treasure

What was the princess's dilemma regarding the doors?

• Whether to choose the tiger or the lady

• Whether to confront the king

• Whether to escape with her lover

• Whether to reveal the secret