The Devil with the Three Golden Hairs — Questions and answers
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What did Felix need to get from the Devil to break his curse?
Choices
- Three golden hairs. ✓
- A shimmering rainbow bridge.
- His kind heart.
- A perilous journey.
Answer: Three golden hairs.
From page 1
Why did the old woman offer Felix directions to the Devil's domain?
Choices
- Because he was gathering herbs in the woods.
- Because he helped her when she was trapped. ✓
- Because she knew he was cursed with misfortune.
- Because he asked her for directions.
Answer: Because he helped her when she was trapped.
From page 2
What danger did the ferryman warn Felix about in the Devil's garden?
Choices
- The rickety boat might break.
- The golden fruit held illusions that could tempt him. ✓
- The river's current was too strong.
- There were other pure souls in the garden.
Answer: The golden fruit held illusions that could tempt him.
From page 5
What did Felix see in the mirror when he reached for the golden apple?
Choices
- A reflection of immense power.
- An image of the Devil smiling.
- A reflection of himself consumed by greed. ✓
- The path back to the river.
Answer: A reflection of himself consumed by greed.
From page 6
What did the three monstrous wolves demand from Felix to let him pass?
Choices
- Three pieces of golden fruit.
- His inherited cloak.
- An answer to their riddle. ✓
- A fight with burning coal eyes.
Answer: An answer to their riddle.
From page 7
What happened each time Felix plucked a golden hair from the Devil's head?
Choices
- The Devil roared with anger.
- The Devil offered Felix a wish.
- The Devil groaned and muttered a secret. ✓
- The lair became brighter.
Answer: The Devil groaned and muttered a secret.
From page 9
How did Felix use the secrets he learned from the Devil?
Choices
- He kept them to himself to gain power.
- He used them to make the king suffer.
- He revealed them to help solve problems in Arboria. ✓
- He sold the secrets for gold and riches.
Answer: He revealed them to help solve problems in Arboria.
From page 10