The Arabian Nights Quiz

What is the reason Scheherazade tells stories to her husband every night?

• To entertain him and the kingdom

• To help him sleep and keep herself alive

• To teach him about different cultures

• To pass the time during the night

Where do the folk tales told by Scheherazade originate from?

• Europe and Asia

• The Middle East, Egypt, and India

• Africa and South America

• China and Japan

What was the Sultan experiencing every night?

• Peaceful dreams

• Graphic nightmares

• Joyful memories

• Indifference

How did Scheherazade know the Sultan?

• They were enemies.

• They were cousins.

• They were good friends as children.

• They had never met before.

What was the Sultan's emotional state regarding his nightmares?

• He was indifferent to them.

• He found them amusing.

• They were driving him mad.

• He was inspired by them.

What did the Sultan plan to do to Scheherazade?

• Crown her as queen.

• Send her away from the kingdom.

• Carry out a plan that implied her doom.

• Ask for her advice on his nightmares.

What did Scheherazade decide to do to help the Sultan?

• She decided to escape from the palace.

• She decided to tell the Sultan a bedtime story.

• She decided to prepare a feast for the Sultan.

• She decided to perform a dance for the Sultan.

What story did Scheherazade choose to tell the Sultan?

• The story of Sinbad the Sailor.

• The story of Aladdin and the Magic Lamp.

• The story of Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves.

• The story of the Little Mermaid.

How did the Sultan react to Scheherazade's plan?

• He was confused and asked for clarification.

• He was angry and dismissed her immediately.

• He was interested in Scheherazade's plan.

• He was indifferent and ignored her.

Who did Ali Baba marry?

• A rich woman

• A poor woman

• No one

• It is not mentioned