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WorksheetsThe Little Prince Quiz - Chapter 1 to 5
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 35mins
What did the grown-ups think the narrator's Drawing Number One was?
A snake
A hat
An elephant
A mountain
What did the grown-ups advise the narrator to study instead of drawing?
Art and music
Geography, history, arithmetic, and grammar
Science and nature
Sports and games
Describe how the grown-ups in this chapter understand the world differently from the narrator when he was a child.
Why did the narrator stop his 'magnificent career as a painter'?
Where does the narrator have an accident with his plane?
In the mountains
In the Sahara Desert
In a forest
In the city
What does the little prince ask the narrator to draw?
A flower
A house
A sheep
A plane
How does the little prince react to the narrator's first drawings of a boa constrictor?
Explain why the narrator finally draws a box for the sheep.
What does the little prince ask the narrator about his airplane?
Is it fast?
What is that object?
Can I fly it?
Is it new?
What is the little prince's reaction when the narrator says he 'dropped down from the sky'?
He is scared.
He is surprised.
He laughs.
He is angry.
What does the narrator begin to suspect about the little prince's origin?
Why is the little prince shocked by the idea of tying up the sheep?
What is the name of the asteroid the little prince is believed to come from?
Asteroid 325
Asteroid B-612
Asteroid Earth
Asteroid Mars
Why did people not believe the Turkish astronomer at first?
He spoke a different language.
He was wearing a traditional Turkish costume.
His telescope was old.
He did not have enough proof.
How do grown-ups typically ask about a new friend, according to the narrator? What does this tell us about them?
Why does the narrator feel it's important to describe the little prince and his planet using numbers and figures, even though he dislikes it?
What kind of plants are the baobabs?
Small bushes
Dangerous trees
Beautiful flowers
Edible plants
What happens if you don't pull up the baobabs on the little prince's planet?
They become flowers.
They make the planet bigger.
They can split the planet into pieces.
They disappear naturally.
Explain what the little prince means by 'It is a question of discipline' regarding the baobabs.
Why does the narrator make a special drawing of the baobabs, and what lesson does he want to teach with it?
