The Old Man and His Grandson — Questions and answers
Where did the farmer, his wife, their son, and the old man live?
Answer: In a small stone farmhouse in a green farming valley
In the fairy tale 'The Old Man and His Grandson', what happened when the old grandfather lifted his spoon at the dinner table one evening?
Answer: His soup splashed across the white tablecloth
In the fairy tale 'The Old Man and His Grandson', where did the farmer and his wife decide the old grandfather would eat from now on?
Answer: Alone in the corner behind the kitchen stove
In the fairy tale 'The Old Man and His Grandson', what kind of bowl did the farmer's wife use to serve the old grandfather's food?
Answer: A plain earthenware bowl
In the fairy tale 'The Old Man and His Grandson', what happened when the old grandfather was carrying his empty earthenware bowl to the scullery?
Answer: The bowl slipped from his fingers and broke on the stone floor
In the fairy tale 'The Old Man and His Grandson', what did the farmer's wife say the old grandfather would eat from after he broke the earthenware bowl?
Answer: An old wooden trough
In the fairy tale 'The Old Man and His Grandson', what did the farmer use to make the wooden trough for the old grandfather?
Answer: An old plank of rough timber
In the fairy tale 'The Old Man and His Grandson', where was the old grandfather moved to sit after he started eating from the wooden trough?
Answer: By the kitchen window
What was the four-year-old grandson building in the farmyard?
Answer: A little trough for his mother and father
In the fairy tale 'The Old Man and His Grandson', what did the farmer and his wife do that evening after seeing what their son was building?
Answer: They brought the old grandfather back to the big table to eat with them