The Princess and the Pea Analysis

A prince seeks a real princess to marry. Despite meeting many, he doubts their authenticity. One stormy night, a drenched princess arrives at the castle. The queen tests her by placing a pea under 20 mattresses and 20 feather beds. The next morning, the princess complains of discomfort, proving her sensitivity and authenticity. The prince marries her, and the pea is preserved in a museum.

What was the prince's main goal in the story?

• To find a treasure

• To become king

• To travel the world

• To marry a real princess

Why was the prince unhappy after his travels?

• He couldn't find a real princess

• He missed his family

• He lost his way

• He spent all his money

What event occurred on the night the princess arrived?

• A terrible storm

• A festival

• A royal feast

• A grand ball

How did the queen plan to test if the girl was a real princess?

• By observing her manners

• By placing a pea under mattresses

• By checking her royal lineage

• By asking her royal questions

What did the princess complain about the next morning?

• The room was too cold

• The castle was noisy

• The bed was too hard

• The food was not good

What did the family conclude about the girl after her night at the castle?

• She was a real princess

• She was not a real princess

• She was a fairy

• She was a commoner

What did the prince do after confirming the girl's royal status?

• He tested her again

• He sent her away

• He asked her to marry him

• He ignored her

Where was the pea placed after the test?

• In the princess's room

• In the garden

• In the Royal Museum

• In the kitchen