2. What surface does the little girl use to light the first match?
(a) The bottom of her shoe.
(b) The ground.
(c) A nearby stone.
(d) The wall.

3. On what day is it said the little girl died?
(a) The first day of the new year.
(b) Christmas Day.
(c) The night before Christmas.
(d) The last day of the old year.

4. What food does the girl see in her vision after lighting the second match?
(a) Roast goose stuffed with prunes and apples.
(b) Roast duck with orange glaze.
(c) Roast goose with bread stuffing.
(d) Roast beef with caramelized onions.

5. What does Granny do to the little girl after the girl lights all the matches?
(a) Hugs her and sobs.
(b) Admonishes her for being wasteful.
(c) Carries her back to her father.
(d) Lifts her in her arms.

6. Despite the cold, where does the girl refuse to go?
(a) Church.
(b) Home.
(c) Her Granny's.
(d) Her friend's house.

7. What is the little girl doing just before the first candle burns out?
(a) Resting her head to nap.
(b) Singing a Christmas song.
(c) Stretching her feet to warm them.
(d) Gathering her things to go home.

8. What is no longer there when the girl flies off with her Granny?
(a) Poverty, hunger, and abuse.
(b) Cold, hunger, and fear.
(c) Roast goose, Christmas trees, and candles.
(d) Anger, misery, and poverty.

9. How is the grandmother described when the little girl sees her after lighting another match?
(a) Ethereal.
(b) Calm and stunning.
(c) Gentle and lovely.
(d) Bold and beautiful.

10. What part of her body does the girl try to warm first after she lights the first match?
(a) Her toes.
(b) Her fingers.
(c) Her ankles.
(d) Her face.

11. How is the roof of the girl's house described in "The Little Match Girl"?
(a) Flat.
(b) Solid.
(c) Pitched.
(d) Bare.

12. How many candles does the story say burned on the green branches of the Christmas tree the little girl sees after lighting her third candle?
(a) 100.
(b) 1 million.
(c) 10,000.
(d) 1,000.

13. What is it said the girl and her Granny fly up in?
(a) Calm and ease.
(b) Radiance and happiness.
(c) God's heaven.
(d) Peace and serenity.

14. What two words are used to describe what the second match did after the little girl lit it?
(a) Lit and warmed.
(b) Heated and hugged.
(c) Burned and blazed.
(d) Fired and soared.

15. Who is the author of "The Little Match Girl"?
(a) Charles Dickens.
(b) Hans Christian Andersen.
(c) Jacob Grimm.
(d) Lewis Carroll.