Test: The Happy Prince - 2

a ruby from his sword-hilt

a sapphire from his sword-hilt 

a ruby from his eyes 

a sapphire from his eyes

he was dead.

he was on the tall column.

his feet were tied to the pedestal. 

his body was covered with leaves of gold.

England

Japan

France

Egypt

He laid the ruby on the table

He fanned the sick boy’s forehead with his wings

Both A and B above

Neither A nor B

Because he was sitting between the feet of the Happy Prince

Because the Happy Prince had given him his big ruby 

Because he had done a good act 

Because he had wings and feathers on his body

A ruby from his sword-hilt

A sapphire from his eyes 

A ruby from his eyes

A leaf of gold from his face

He said they were rare sapphires

He said they were brought out of India a thousand years ago

Both A and B above

Neither A nor B

He thought it was from a great admirer of his plays 

He thought it was a gift from the Happy Prince

He thought someone had put it there by mistake 

He thought the sapphire was a reward from his Director

For the poor match-girl. 

For the poor seamstress. 

For the poor playwright. 

For the mayor of the city.

Because the Happy Prince had a lot of gold 

Because the Happy Prince had given away his sapphires for the poor 

Because the Happy Prince looked very sad now

Because the Happy Prince had now become blind

The sapphires in his eyes 

The suffering of men and women

The beauties of nature 

The beautiful things in his palace

Death

Misery

Life

God

They were lying in each other’s arms to keep themselves warm.

They were waiting for the swallow to bring them some gold.

They were hungry and were begging for food.

They were trying to hide from the watchman

To take it off leaf by leaf and give it to the poor

To take it off and keep it for himself 

To take it off and give it to the match-girl

To take it off and give it to the poor seamstress

He kissed the Happy Prince on his lips

He told the Happy Prince that he was going to the House of Death

Both A and B above

Neither A nor B