The Emperor's New Clothes Chapter 1

The correct answer is "extremely." In this sentence, the phrase "extremely light" is used to describe the emperor's new clothes. The word "extremely" is an adverb that intensifies the adjective "light," emphasizing that the clothes were very lightweight.

The word "proud" suggests that the emperor had a high opinion of himself and his achievements. He likely displayed confidence and self-assurance, and may have even shown arrogance or a sense of superiority. This is in contrast to being "humble," which would imply that the emperor was modest, unassuming, and lacking in pride or vanity.

The correct answer is "excited." This is because the sentence states that the emperor was very something when he entered the room. Since "excited" is an adjective that describes a feeling of enthusiasm or anticipation, it makes sense in this context.

The emperor believed he was wearing the magic clothes because he thought he could not see them. This suggests that he was under the impression that the clothes were invisible to him, thus leading him to believe that he was indeed wearing them.

All of the answers could be a possible explanation for why no one told the emperor he had no clothes on. People might have been too afraid to speak up and risk the emperor's anger or punishment. They also might not have wanted to seem foolish by pointing out something that everyone else seemed to accept. Additionally, some individuals might have genuinely believed that the emperor was indeed wearing clothes, possibly due to the influence of the emperor's status and power.

The emperor put on the magic clothes (C), then the people started whispering they could see the emperor's underclothes (D), followed by the emperor hearing all the whispering (E), and then the emperor becoming very humble (B), and finally the special ceremony for his clothes (A).