The Girl's Encounter in the Forest

A miller decides to marry his daughter to a wealthy suitor. The daughter, feeling uneasy, visits the suitor's house in the forest, guided by a path of ashes. A bird warns her of danger, and an old woman helps her hide from the murderous robbers. The daughter witnesses a crime and escapes. At her wedding, she reveals the truth, leading to the arrest and punishment of the suitor and his gang.

What was the Miller's main concern for his daughter?

• Her marriage

• Her wealth

• Her education

• Her health

How did the Miller perceive the suitor?

• As a kind man

• As a poor man

• As a dishonest man

• As a suitable and rich man

What was the girl's feeling towards her betrothed?

• She was indifferent

• She was in love with him

• She was afraid and distrustful

• She was excited

Where did the suitor say his house was located?

• In the city

• In the mountains

• In the dark forest

• By the sea

What did the girl use to mark her path?

• Flowers

• Stones

• Peas and lentils

• Breadcrumbs

What did the girl find at the entrance to the forest?

• A signpost

• A path strewn with ashes

• A bridge

• A river

What did the bird in the house warn the girl about?

• A storm

• A fire

• A murderous lair

• A wild animal

Who did the girl meet in the cellar?

• A merchant

• A knight

• An old woman

• A young boy

What did the old woman reveal to the girl?

• The house was haunted

• The suitor and his crew were murderers

• The forest was enchanted

• The suitor was a prince

What was the old woman's plan for the girl?

• To hide her in the attic

• To send her back to the mill

• To help her escape at night

• To disguise her as a boy