Jack's Adventure and Princess's Party

Jack, a poor boy, receives an invitation to the princess's birthday party. With no money for a gift, he decides to bake a cake. He trades his belongings for ingredients and sets off to the castle. Along the way, he faces challenges from birds, a troll, and a bear, losing parts of his cake. Finally, he reaches the castle with only a strawberry, which he cannot give due to the princess's allergy. Instead, he shares his adventure story, which delights the princess, earning him the honor of cutting the birthday cake.

What was the reason Jack's mother initially thought he couldn't attend the princess's party?

• They had no suitable gift.

• They had no transportation.

• They were not invited.

• They lived too far away.

How did Jack plan to make a cake for the princess?

• By buying ingredients from the market.

• By asking his neighbors for help.

• By trading his belongings for ingredients.

• By using magic.

What did Jack trade his axe for?

• A bag of flour.

• Two bags of sugar.

• A pail of milk.

• A sack of walnuts.

What did Jack use to light his way through the dark forest?

• A lantern.

• A flashlight.

• Candles.

• A torch.

What happened to the cake when Jack met the gypsy woman and the bear?

• The cake was stolen by birds.

• The bear ate the cake but left the strawberry.

• The gypsy woman took the cake.

• The bear ate the entire cake.

Why couldn't Jack give the strawberry to the princess?

• The strawberry was spoiled.

• The princess was allergic to strawberries.

• The guard ate the strawberry.

• The princess didn't like strawberries.

How did the princess react to Jack's story about his journey?

• She was delighted.

• She was indifferent.

• She was bored.

• She was angry.