A Trivia Quiz On Ali Baba And The Forty Thieves
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An interesting folktale with awesome moral lessons, adventurous narrative, thrilling characters, and most of all, fun themes. Ali Baba and the forty leaves one in the climax of fun as a kid. This quiz hopes to serve as a teaser and test your knowledge on children story "Ali Baba and the forty thieves. " Enjoy!
- 1.Ali Baba and the forty thieves was a folktale story that was added to what collection of stories?
- A.
One Thousand and One Nights
- B.
Adventure Popeye
- C.
Snakes and ladders
- D.
An African night entertainment
- 2.Ali Baba and the forty thieves was added to One Thousand and One Nights in what century?
- A.
18th
- B.
17th
- C.
13th
- D.
12th
- 3.Who added Ali Baba and the forty thieves to One Thousand and One Nights?
- A.
Benjamin Netayahu
- B.
Antoine Gilbert
- C.
Antoine Galland
- D.
Gillete Macer
- 4.What is the most common pass key associated with the Ali Baba and the forty thieves?
- A.
Open secrets
- B.
Open sesame
- C.
Password
- D.
Popeye
- 5.Where did Ali Baba find the riches hidden by the thieves?
- A.
Magic cave
- B.
Chest
- C.
Beneath the ocean
- D.
Deep in the woods
- 6.What did the thieves had in mind for Ali Baba when they discovered he knew their secret?
- A.
Kidnap him
- B.
Kill him
- C.
Hurt him
- D.
Beg him to keep it a secret
- 7.How did the thieves get into the cave whenever they wanted to?
- A.
They snuck in
- B.
They used a password
- C.
They moved the rock covering the entranceway
- D.
They casted a spell
- 8.Who is Cassim in Ali Baba and the forty thieves?
- A.
Ali Baba's slave
- B.
A bartender
- C.
An innkeeper
- D.
Ali Baba's brother
- 9.What happened to Cassim when he discovered Ali Baba's secret?
- A.
He ran to the sultanate guards
- B.
He reported to the forty thieves
- C.
He greedily wanted the treasures for himself and eventually got trapped in the cave
- D.
He announced to all his friends about the secret
- 10.What was Ali Baba's main job in the book?
- A.
Leader of the forty thieves
- B.
A poor slave
- C.
An innkeeper
- D.
A poor woodcutter
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