Prince Harris and the Magic Lamp

In a magical kingdom, the genie king and queen discuss their mischievous son, Prince Harris, who is punished with lamp duty for his pranks. Meanwhile, Stanley Lambchop finds a lamp on the beach, which turns out to house Prince Harris. Stanley learns he can make wishes, but only if they are not cruel or evil. The story explores themes of responsibility and the consequences of one's actions.

What was unique about the magical kingdom described in the prologue?

• It had no rulers.

• Everyone lived forever.

• It was located in the clouds.

• It was ruled by a dragon.

Who were the main inhabitants of the magical kingdom?

• Elves

• Fairies

• Genies

• Wizards

What was the genie queen's opinion about the king's patience?

• She thought he was too strict.

• She didn't care about his patience.

• She believed he was too patient.

• She thought he was just right.

What did the genie queen suggest the princes needed?

• Discipline

• More magic

• More freedom

• New clothes

What was one of Prince Harris's mischievous acts?

• Turning the king into a frog

• Causing the army's carpets to fly in circles

• Stealing the queen's crown

• Hiding the king's throne

What was the consequence of Prince Harris's actions?

• He was given a reward.

• He was promoted to chief genie.

• He was given lamp duty for 1,000 years.

• He was banished from the kingdom.

How did Stanley Lambchop become flat?

• He drank a magic potion.

• He was born that way.

• A bulletin board fell on him.

• He was cursed by a witch.

What did Stanley and Arthur think the magic lamp was initially?

• A teapot

• A vase

• A kettle

• A lantern

What happened when Stanley rubbed the lamp?

• It started to sing.

• It turned into gold.

• It exploded.

• A genie appeared.

What was Prince Harris's first reaction upon being released?

• He was angry.

• He was confused.

• He was cheerful.

• He was scared.