Little Thumbling — Questions and answers
In the tale of Little Thumbling, what was the name of the youngest of the woodcutter's seven sons?
Answer: Little Thumbling
In the tale of Little Thumbling, what did Thumbling use to mark the path as his family went into the forest?
Answer: small white pebbles
Why did Thumbling's mother lock the cottage door after the first time the boys returned home?
Answer: She wanted to keep Thumbling from getting pebbles from the stream.
In the tale of Little Thumbling, what happened to the bread crumbs Thumbling used to mark the path the second time?
Answer: Birds ate all of the bread crumbs.
In the tale of Little Thumbling, what did Thumbling see from the top of the tallest tree?
Answer: a single yellow light in a window
In the tale of Little Thumbling, what did the ogre's wife tell the boys they must do when they arrived at her house?
Answer: run away at once
In the tale of Little Thumbling, what did the ogre say he smelled when he came into the house?
Answer: fresh children
In the tale of Little Thumbling, what did Thumbling do with the caps in the ogre's house?
Answer: He swapped the brown caps for the white caps with gold tassels.
In the tale of Little Thumbling, what did the ogre do when he found the white caps with gold tassels in the second bed?
Answer: He picked up his own seven daughters and carried them downstairs.
What job did the King give to Little Thumbling?
Answer: his own messenger