Hans in Luck — Questions and answers
What did Hans's master give him as a reward after seven years of service?
Answer: a lump of gold as big as Hans's head
In the fairy tale "Hans in Luck," what did Hans trade his heavy gold for with the horseman?
Answer: a swift horse
In the fairy tale "Hans in Luck," what did Hans trade his horse for after it threw him into a ditch?
Answer: a gentle cow
In the fairy tale "Hans in Luck," what did Hans trade his troublesome cow for with the butcher?
Answer: a young pig
In the fairy tale "Hans in Luck," why did Hans trade his pig for a goose with the young fellow?
Answer: The pig was thought to be stolen from the mayor.
In the fairy tale "Hans in Luck," what did Hans trade his goose for with the old scissor-grinder?
Answer: a grindstone and a plain stone
In the fairy tale "Hans in Luck," how did Hans feel carrying the grindstone and plain stone as he walked?
Answer: His legs grew tired and his shoulders ached.
What happened to Hans's two heavy stones at the well?
Answer: They fell into the water and sank out of sight.
In the fairy tale "Hans in Luck," how did Hans feel after the grindstone and plain stone fell into the well?
Answer: He felt lighter and filled with joy.
In the fairy tale "Hans in Luck," what did Hans tell his mother about his journey home?
Answer: He had lost everything he gained but felt free.