The Frog Prince Quiz
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Questions and Answers
- 1.
What is the king's daughter's name?
- A.
Jane
- B.
Rolind
- C.
Frog
- D.
Cinderella
Correct Answer
A. JaneExplanation
The question is asking for the name of the king's daughter. Out of the given options, only Jane is a common and typical name for a princess or a king's daughter. The other options, Rolind, Frog, and Cinderella, are not commonly associated with royal names. Therefore, the correct answer is Jane.Rate this question:
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- 2.
How was Jane?
- A.
Ugly
- B.
Beautiful
- C.
Fat
- D.
Tall
Correct Answer
B. BeautifulExplanation
The question is asking about Jane's appearance, and the correct answer is "Beautiful." This implies that Jane is attractive or pleasing to look at.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Why did Jane not have a friend?
- A.
Because she was cruel
- B.
Because she was a princess
- C.
Because the king never let her play with someone
- D.
Because she was ugly
Correct Answer
C. Because the king never let her play with someoneExplanation
Jane did not have a friend because the king never allowed her to play with someone. This suggests that Jane was isolated and deprived of social interaction by her father, the king. As a result, she was unable to form any friendships.Rate this question:
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- 4.
What was Jane's favourite toy?
- A.
Doll
- B.
Frog
- C.
Golden ball
- D.
Golden marbles
Correct Answer
C. Golden ballExplanation
The given question asks about Jane's favorite toy. Among the options provided, the correct answer is "Golden ball." This implies that out of all the toys mentioned, Jane's preferred toy was a golden ball.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Who did help Jane took the ball from the water?
- A.
The king
- B.
A frog
- C.
The queen
- D.
A prince
Correct Answer
B. A frogExplanation
The correct answer is "A frog" because the question asks who helped Jane take the ball from the water. It implies that Jane needed assistance, and out of the given options, a frog is the most likely candidate to help retrieve a ball from the water.Rate this question:
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- 6.
How was the frog?
- A.
Cute and big head
- B.
Ugly and rediculous
- C.
Big head and fat
- D.
Cute and fat
Correct Answer
C. Big head and fatExplanation
The given answer "Big head and fat" suggests that the frog had a large head and a plump body. This description implies that the frog had a disproportionate head compared to its body size, and it was also chubby. This answer does not provide any information about the frog's appearance in terms of cuteness or ugliness, but rather focuses on its physical attributes.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Who did suggest Jane to keep her promise?
- A.
The queen
- B.
The prince
- C.
The king
- D.
The frog
Correct Answer
C. The kingExplanation
The correct answer is the king. The question is asking who suggested to Jane to keep her promise. Out of the given options, the king is the most likely candidate as he is usually the one with the authority and power to give such advice or orders.Rate this question:
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- 8.
What did frog want from Jane?
- A.
He wanted to marry her
- B.
He wanted to kill her
- C.
He wanted to play with her
- D.
He wanted to sleep in her bed
Correct Answer
D. He wanted to sleep in her bedExplanation
The correct answer is "He wanted to sleep in her bed." This suggests that the frog desired to share Jane's bed for the purpose of sleeping.Rate this question:
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- 9.
How long did the frog eat from Jane's plate and sleep in her bed?
- A.
1 day
- B.
3 days
- C.
7 days
- D.
30 days
Correct Answer
B. 3 daysExplanation
The frog ate from Jane's plate and slept in her bed for 3 days. This suggests that the frog stayed with Jane for a significant amount of time, indicating a level of comfort and familiarity. A shorter duration, such as 1 day, would not provide enough time for the frog to establish such habits, while a longer duration, such as 7 or 30 days, may be less likely as it would require a greater level of tolerance from Jane. Therefore, 3 days seems like a reasonable and plausible timeframe for the frog's actions.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Who is the frog actually?
- A.
The king
- B.
Prince Rollin
- C.
Prince Jack
- D.
Prince Edmund
Correct Answer
B. Prince RollinExplanation
Prince Rollin is the frog because in many fairy tales, a prince is transformed into a frog by a curse or spell. The question implies that one of the princes listed is the frog, and since Prince Rollin is the only prince mentioned, he must be the frog.Rate this question:
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