Aunt's Storytelling and Bertha's Goodness

In a train carriage, children, their aunt, and a bachelor travel together. The aunt tells a dull story about a good girl, which the children dislike. The bachelor then tells a more engaging story about Bertha, a girl whose goodness leads to her demise when a wolf is attracted by her clinking medals. The story highlights the irony that goodness doesn't always lead to rewards. The children enjoy the bachelor's story, while the aunt is concerned about its impact.

What was the setting of the story?

• A busy city street

• A quiet countryside

• A railroad carriage

• A bustling marketplace

Who were the main characters in the railroad carriage?

• A family with a pet dog

• Three children, their aunt, and a bachelor

• A group of tourists

• Two children and their parents

How did the children react to their aunt's story?

• They were fascinated

• They were indifferent

• They were scared

• They found it boring

What was the main theme of the aunt's story?

• A brave knight

• A good girl saved by her goodness

• A mischievous boy

• A magical creature

What was the aunt's storytelling style?

• Scary and thrilling

• Boring and uninteresting

• Exciting and adventurous

• Funny and humorous

What did the children think of the aunt's story?

• It was very scary

• It was very funny

• It was the best story ever

• It was the stupidest story

What did the bachelor imply about the aunt's storytelling?

• It was too long

• It was not successful

• It was too scary

• It was very engaging

What was unique about Bertha in the bachelor's story?

• She was very mischievous

• She was extraordinarily good

• She was a talented artist

• She was a famous singer

What did Bertha receive for her goodness?

• Several medals

• A scholarship

• A new dress

• A pet dog

What did Bertha's medals symbolize?

• Her bravery

• Her extraordinary goodness

• Her intelligence

• Her wealth