How Well Do You Know Gurgi?

Gurgi dislikes all of the options except for "Apple." The other options, scariness, darkness, and seeing his loved ones in danger, are all things that Gurgi dislikes. However, Gurgi does not dislike apples, so that is the only option that he does not have a negative reaction towards.

The correct answer is "Looking for Hen Wen" because the question mentions that the first appearance of Gurgi was when Taran was doing something with Hen Wen. Out of the given options, only "Looking for Hen Wen" aligns with this information, indicating that Taran was searching for Hen Wen when he encountered Gurgi for the first time.

The correct answer is "Rhymed pairs of word". This suggests that the person's manner of speech is characterized by the use of words that have similar sounds at the end, creating a rhyming effect. This could indicate that the person has a tendency to use poetic or musical language in their speech, adding a rhythmic quality to their words.

The person used all of the weapons mentioned in the options except for a gun.

The correct answer is Taran because the question asks who appeared in five stories alongside Gurgi. Out of the given options, only Taran is mentioned as a character who appeared in multiple stories with Gurgi.

Gurgi was rewarded with an enchanted wallet after his courageous part in the battle against the Horned King. This enchanted wallet is likely to possess magical properties or abilities that can aid Gurgi in his future endeavors. It could potentially provide him with wealth, protection, or other supernatural benefits.

Prince Gwydion gave Gurgi the object that provides him food.

Gurgi was described as being some sort of cross between man and a beast. This implies that Gurgi possesses qualities or characteristics of both a human and an animal, suggesting a combination of human-like intelligence and physical attributes of a wild creature.

The given options represent different characteristics of Gurgi. Playfulness, stinginess, and hunger are all traits that can be associated with Gurgi's character based on the information provided. However, hard-work is not mentioned as one of Gurgi's characteristics, making it the exception among the given options.

The phrase "See with lookings" is redundant because the word "lookings" is unnecessary and adds no additional meaning to the sentence. The verb "see" already implies the act of looking, so the word "lookings" is redundant and can be removed without changing the overall meaning of the sentence.