The Giant and the Garden

The story revolves around a giant who returns to his castle and finds children playing in his garden. Initially, he chases them away, preferring solitude. Over time, he realizes his loneliness and the garden's barrenness without the children. A change of heart occurs when he helps a child, leading to the garden's revival and the giant's newfound happiness.

What was the initial belief about the giant in the castle?

• He was a giant who loved to play with kids.

• He was a friendly giant who loved children.

• He was a myth and no one had seen him.

• He was a kind and gentle giant.

What made the garden around the castle special?

• It was full of blossoms, birds, and butterflies.

• It was a place where adults gathered.

• It was full of wild animals.

• It had a magical fountain.

How did the children feel about the garden?

• They thought it was haunted.

• They loved playing there.

• They avoided it at all costs.

• They were scared of it.

What was the giant's initial reaction upon returning to the castle?

• He wanted to destroy the garden.

• He was happy to see the well-maintained garden.

• He ignored the garden completely.

• He was angry to see the garden.

Why did the giant decide to keep the children out of the garden?

• He was afraid of them.

• He wanted to play with them alone.

• He thought they would spoil his garden.

• He wanted to protect them from danger.

What did the giant do to ensure no one entered the garden?

• He built a moat around the garden.

• He raised the height of the boundary walls.

• He planted thorny bushes.

• He hired guards to watch the garden.

What happened to the garden after the children stopped coming?

• It became dry and lifeless.

• It was filled with wild animals.

• It remained the same.

• It became more beautiful.

How did the giant feel about the garden's decline?

• He was indifferent.

• He was relieved.

• He was happy.

• He was confused and unhappy.

What did the giant realize when he saw the little boy under the tree?

• That he should leave the castle.

• That he should help the children.

• That he should destroy the garden.

• That he was a bad person.

What was the giant's reaction after helping the little boy?

• He felt indifferent.

• He felt regretful.

• He felt happy and surprised.

• He felt angry.