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What is this passage mainly about?

• Everlasting love.

• Youth and beauty.

• The power of silence.

• A tough choice to make.

What can we infer from the passage?

• A fierce tiger eventually tore the young man apart.

• The princess didn't know what lay behind each door.

• The princess's secret lover didn't want to die at the trial.

• The entire kingdom felt sorry for the honorably young man.

What may be the author's purpose in giving such an ending to this story?

• To encourage a discussion about human nature.

• To demonstrate the selflessness of the princess.

• To show the importance of making a good decision.

• To persuade readers to accept the king's sense of justice.

What kind of ending does this story have?

• Resolved Ending

• Unresolved Ending

• Unexpected Ending

• Expanded Ending

The king had the accused _______ between two doors and let the gods decide his fate.

At the trial , what would happen if the accused chose the door that led to glory.

• He would marry the gorgeous young woman.

• He would be eaten alive.

• He would be thrown in jail.

• He was sentenced to death.

Based on the passage, which of the following statements best describes the king's philosophy of life?

• While others search for what they can take, a true king searches for what he can give.

• Anyone in a free society where the laws are unjust has the responsibility to break the law.

• The Lord is a mighty rock, and he never does wrong. God can always be trusted to bring justice.

• Love has nothing to do with what you are expecting to get- only with what you are expecting to give- which is everything.

In paragraph 2, there is one expression ( a conjunction) used to express a contrast. Write down the conjunction.