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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter XXVI.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. On the little prince's planet, who would speak first, himself or his flower?
(a) They both talk at once, they are so excited about everything.
(b) His flower is always the first to speak.
(c) He has to start every conversation.
(d) His flower does not speak.
2. Where must the snake bite the little prince?
(a) In the new plane.
(b) At the well.
(c) The exact spot where the little prince arrived on the earth.
(d) In the rose garden.
3. When the little prince leaves his planet, he says goodbye to the flower and goes to put her glass globe on. Why does she say she doesn't need the protection any more?
(a) Because the flower wants to become acquainted with the butterflies.
(b) Because the flower no longer wants to live and hopes something would soon eat her.
(c) The flower is too vain to be covered up.
(d) The flowers wants to make him feel guilty for leaving.
4. How does the little prince reveal that he might be from another planet?
(a) He asks, "What lives beyond the sands?"
(b) He asks the pilot, "Which is your planet?"
(c) He asks, "Why is the sky blue?"
(d) He asks, "May I be taken to the queen?"
5. What does the conceited man use his hat for?
(a) To keep the rain off his face.
(b) To make people laugh at him.
(c) To shield him from the burning sun.
(d) To salute.
Short Answer Questions
1. 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?
2. Why is the fox so interested in the little prince's planet?
3. Why does the pilot get so cross with the little prince in Chapter II?
4. The little prince walks through sand, rock, and snow and at last comes to a road. Where does the road lead him?
5. In the rose garden, when the little prince realizes the truth of his life and of the things he loves, what does he do?
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