King Midas and the Golden Touch

Who was the oldest and merriest follower of Bacchus according to the text?

• Midas

• Silenus

• Phrygia

• Pan

What did King Midas find that changed his life, as mentioned in the story?

What was the consequence of King Midas's wish in the story?

What problem did King Midas face after his wish was granted?

What was King Midas' reaction when everything he touched turned to gold, including his food and his daughter?

• He was overjoyed and grateful.

• He was indifferent and unresponsive.

• He was horrified and regretful.

• He found it amusing and laughed.

What did King Midas do to reverse the golden touch curse?

• He prayed to Zeus to remove the curse.

• He went to the River Pactolus and washed himself.

• He destroyed everything he had turned to gold.

• He offered sacrifices to the gods.

How did King Midas feel after being freed from the curse of the golden touch?

• He remained sad and cold.

• He was angry and vengeful.

• He was relieved and embraced his daughter warmly.

• He felt no change and continued to turn things to gold.

What lesson can be inferred from King Midas' experience with the golden touch?

• Wealth and power bring ultimate happiness.

• Greed can lead to unintended negative consequences.

• Gold is the most valuable substance in the world.

• Magic is always beneficial and should be sought after.

What is the main lesson of the story of King Midas as depicted in the image?

• Wealth is the most important thing in life.

• Nature and love are more valuable than material wealth.

• Gold should be collected extensively.

• Power is the ultimate goal.

According to the image, who are the characters that stopped to enjoy the beauty of the flowers?

• King Midas and Silenus

• King Midas and Marigold

• Bacchus and Marigold

• Silenus and Bacchus