WorksheetsThe Happy Prince - Final Quiz
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
How many jewels were on the happy prince’s body and sword in total?
One
Two
Three
Where was the swallow flying to before he landed on the statue?
To a warmer place.
To a cooler place.
To his hometown.
Which part of the statue did the swallow rest on?
On the statue's head
On the statue's shoulder
Between the statue's feet
What was the prince doing when the swallow landed on him?
The prince was sleeping.
The prince was laughing.
The prince was crying.
The happy prince was sad in the story because
he wished he were still alive.
he was able to see all the unhappy things in his town.
he did not like the cold.
Why did the swallow agree to stay by the prince after helping the poor woman and the ill boy?
Because the prince offered him shelter.
Because he had nowhere else to go.
Because he felt warm after doing a good deed.
The prince helped all of the poor people below, EXCEPT
the poor young man
the poor woman
a dying bird
How did the prince help the little girl selling matches?
by giving her his money
by giving one of his eyes made of blue jewel
by giving her new clothes to wear
The statue of the happy prince was situated
on a pillar in the next town.
on a tall building close to the palace.
on a tall pillar in the middle of the town.
The eyes of the Happy prince were
blue jewels
red jewels
emeralds
What happened to the Happy Prince’s statue after he gave out his jewels and gold?
It became more beautiful.
It became dull and grey.
The town people painted the statue.
Why did the Happy Prince ask the swallow to help him bring the jewels and gold to the poor people?
Because he was too lazy.
Because his feet were stuck on the pillar.
Because he did not want the Swallow to go to the south.
Why was the poor woman sleeping with her head on the table?
The poor woman’s ill boy was sleeping on her bed.
The poor woman was tired.
The poor woman was lazy.
What did the swallow do when he saw the ill little boy after dropping the red jewel?
He made a noise to wake him up.
He brought medicine for the ill boy.
He fanned him with his wings.
What can the poor young man do with the blue jewel he received?
He can pay his rent and buy some food.
He can show off the blue jewel to his friends.
He can travel to a warmer place.
What would happen to the little girl if she couldn’t sell the matches?
She could not go home.
She would be hungry.
Her father would beat her.
Why did the children of the poor people have thin, white faces and thin arms and legs?
Because they did not have enough food to eat.
Because they liked to exercise a lot.
Because their parents did not care for them.
The following happened to the swallow when the snow came, EXCEPT
The swallow got colder and colder.
The swallow fell at the statue’s feet and died.
The swallow flew to the south and left the prince.
What happened to the prince after the bird died?
He ran away.
His heart broke.
He died too.
How did the swallow give the gold from the prince’s clothes to the poor children?
The children came to take the gold themselves.
The prince gave the gold to the children himself.
The swallow pecked off the gold bit by bit.
Why was the poor woman sewing the Queen’s maid’s dress?
She needed money to buy food and pay for a doctor to come.
She was forced by the Queen’s maids.
She wanted to improve her sewing skills.
Why was the poor young man feeling too cold to hold his pen?
He ate too much ice cream.
He turned on the air conditioner in his room.
He did not have fire in his room.
Why was the swallow reluctant to take the prince’s other eye and give it to the little girl?
The prince would be blind.
The swallow was lazy.
The swallow wanted the blue jewel for himself.
What were the two boys doing under a bridge?
They were playing football.
They were searching for food.
They were lying down, trying to keep one another warm.
