Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves — Questions and answers
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Who was the merciless leader of the forty thieves?
Choices
- Ali Baba
- Cassim
- Malik ✓
- Fatima
Answer: Malik
From page 1
What is the name of Ali Baba's young apprentice?
Choices
- Maria
- Sofia
- Fatima ✓
- Lena
Answer: Fatima
From page 2
What did Fatima ask Ali Baba about in the recipe book?
Choices
- The ingredients for his bread
- The strange symbols and geometric patterns ✓
- Where he hid his secret gold
- Why he was sighing so much
Answer: The strange symbols and geometric patterns
From page 3
What did Ali Baba hear while he was in the forest gathering herbs?
Choices
- Birds singing a happy song
- A roaring lion nearby
- A thunder of hooves approaching ✓
- The wind whispering secrets
Answer: A thunder of hooves approaching
From page 4
What magic phrase did Ali Baba say to make the rock face open?
Choices
- "Open, door!"
- "Hello, rock!"
- "Open, sesame!" ✓
- "Let me in!"
Answer: "Open, sesame!"
From page 5
What did Ali Baba do first after seeing all the treasure in the cavern?
Choices
- He immediately ran away from the cave.
- He tried to count all the gold coins.
- He grabbed a few bags of gold. ✓
- He shouted for his brother, Cassim.
Answer: He grabbed a few bags of gold.
From page 6
Why did Ali Baba panic after leaving the cave?
Choices
- He saw a giant spider.
- He couldn't remember the magic passphrase. ✓
- Cassim stole his gold.
- He realized he was late for baking bread.
Answer: He couldn't remember the magic passphrase.
From page 7
How did Ali Baba feel when Cassim went into the treasure cave?
Choices
- Happy and excited for his brother
- Angry that Cassim pushed him
- Calm and peaceful about the situation
- His heart sinking and worried about ruin ✓
Answer: His heart sinking and worried about ruin
From page 8
What did Ali Baba use to make Malik's guards fall asleep?
Choices
- A powerful magic spell
- A very loud and boring song
- A special loaf of bread with a sleeping draught ✓
- A strong potion he found in the cave
Answer: A special loaf of bread with a sleeping draught
From page 9