The Boy Who Became a Giant's Servant — Questions and answers
What was Tom's peculiar habit in 'The Boy Who Became a Giant's Servant' that his mother often sighed about?
Answer: Tom disliked work of any kind.
In 'The Boy Who Became a Giant's Servant', what did Tom see in the distance that gave his weary legs new strength?
Answer: a massive castle
What was the first task Grim the Giant gave to Tom?
Answer: to fetch water in a sieve
How did Tom manage to carry water in the giant's sieve?
Answer: He plugged the holes with mud.
How did Tom get the Giant to cut down the forest?
Answer: Tom pretended to be very ill.
In 'The Boy Who Became a Giant's Servant', how did Tom clean the stable that had not been cleaned in seven years?
Answer: He dug a channel to divert a stream through it.
Who warned Tom that the Giant was planning to harm him?
Answer: Elara, the Giant's wife
In 'The Boy Who Became a Giant's Servant', what did Tom turn into when he threw the golden ball over his shoulder the first time?
Answer: a small, stone church
In 'The Boy Who Became a Giant's Servant', what did Tom turn into when he threw the golden ball over his shoulder the second time?
Answer: a serene pond with ducks
What happened to the Giant after Tom outsmarted him for the last time?
Answer: The Giant collapsed from vexation and exhaustion.