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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter XXI.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why does the fox want to be tamed?
(a) He is trying to trick the little prince. He actually does not want to be tamed.
(b) He thinks the little prince will feed him chickens if he is tame, and his life will be much easier.
(c) His life is very boring and monotonous. Being tamed will be like the sun shining on his life.
(d) He likes the little prince and thinks he would be fun to hang out with.
2. Of all the people the little prince meets on the asteroids, he only likes one. Which one does he think he could be friends with?
(a) The king.
(b) The lamplighter.
(c) None of them. He hates them all.
(d) The businessman.
3. Why does the little prince become enraged at the pilot in Chapter VII?
(a) Because the pilot won't share his water.
(b) Because the prince can't find his flower.
(c) Because the pilot doesn't consider the little prince's problem with his flower as a matter of consequence.
(d) Because the pilot won't go for a walk with him.
4. What is on the lamplighter's planet?
(a) A snake who provides light.
(b) A street lamp and a lamp lighter.
(c) A lion and his pride and a lamplighter.
(d) A businessman and his dog who lights lamps.
5. On the fifth day that the pilot and the little prince are together, the secret of the little prince's life is revealed. What is that secret?
(a) The little prince is afraid that his flower will be eaten by the sheep.
(b) The little prince is actually a lost child from a nearby village.
(c) The little prince is the spirit of the desert.
(d) The little prince is afraid that he will die of thirst.
Short Answer Questions
1. In the desert, what is the pilot's primary worry?
2. How does the fox define the word "tame"?
3. Where does the little prince find the fox?
4. The little prince wants the fox to play with him. What does the fox say?
5. The lamplighter says a day on his planet is how long?
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