Lisa's Challenges and the King's Demands

In a small village, a girl named Lisa is praised by her parents for her talents. The king visits and is impressed by her baking, leading to a challenge where she must spin straw into gold. A mysterious little man helps her in exchange for promises. Eventually, Lisa becomes queen but must guess the little man's name to keep her child. With her parents' help, she succeeds, and the family learns a lesson about humility.

What was Lisa doing when the story begins?

• Visiting the King

• Spinning thread

• Baking in her cottage

• Weaving cloth

Why did Lisa's father want to tell the King about her?

• She was the most beautiful

• She was the cleverest girl

• She could spin straw into gold

• She baked lovely things

What did the King do after tasting Lisa's pie?

• He left the village

• He asked for more pie

• He wanted to meet Lisa

• He invited Lisa to the palace

What did Lisa's father claim she could do?

• Weave the finest cloth

• All of the above

• Spin straw into gold

• Cook the best meals

What was Lisa's reaction to the King's challenge?

• She was indifferent

• She was excited

• She was scared

• She was confident

Who appeared to help Lisa with her task?

• A fairy

• A little man

• A talking animal

• A wizard

What did the little man ask for in exchange for his help?

• A necklace

• A crown

• A piece of gold

• A ring

What was the King's reaction to the gold?

• He was suspicious

• He was indifferent

• He was pleased

• He was angry

What did the King promise Lisa if she succeeded again?

• A new house

• A royal title

• A chest of gold

• Marriage

What advice did Lisa's parents give her?

• To ask for more time

• To run away

• To promise anything

• To refuse the deal