The Twelve Dancing Princesses — Questions and answers
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What was the secret of King Oberon's twelve daughters?
Choices
- They emerged with worn shoes every dawn. ✓
- They had beautiful fire-flowers in their gardens.
- They whispered curses in the court.
- They locked themselves away every night.
Answer: They emerged with worn shoes every dawn.
From page 1
Why did Sir Eamon come to the volcanic isle?
Choices
- To fight in battles for the king.
- To seek fortune and solve the mystery of the princesses. ✓
- To drink tea with a wizened old woman.
- To bury old secrets.
Answer: To seek fortune and solve the mystery of the princesses.
From page 2
What special item did King Oberon give Sir Eamon to help him?
Choices
- A heavy wool garment that made him invisible. ✓
- A map to the princesses' secret dancing place.
- A book of wise sayings by Lao Tzu.
- A comfortable room in the castle.
Answer: A heavy wool garment that made him invisible.
From page 3
Where did Eamon follow the princesses when they left their room?
Choices
- To the king's throne room.
- Behind a tapestry woven with fire-flowers. ✓
- Into the castle gardens.
- Down a grand staircase.
Answer: Behind a tapestry woven with fire-flowers.
From page 4
What did Sir Eamon notice about the figures piloting the boats?
Choices
- They were singing cheerful songs.
- They wore rings of pure gold. ✓
- They had long, flowing hair.
- They were the king's guards.
Answer: They wore rings of pure gold.
From page 6
How did Sir Eamon break the curse on the princesses?
Choices
- He sang a magical song.
- He threw water on the fire-spirit creatures.
- He hurled a fire-flower at the golden rings. ✓
- He told the princesses to run away.
Answer: He hurled a fire-flower at the golden rings.
From page 9
What did Sir Eamon do after the curse was lifted and the princesses were safe?
Choices
- He married one of the princesses.
- He became the new king of the island.
- He left the island and did not seek a kingdom. ✓
- He stayed to plant more fire-flowers.
Answer: He left the island and did not seek a kingdom.
From page 10