The Golden Bread

What is the main theme of the story?

• Friendship

• Humility and kindness

• Wealth and power

• Adventure

What motivates Marion to wish for Narcissa to change?

• Her own pride in her daughter

• Concern for Narcissa's future happiness

• Desire for riches

• Revenge for Narcissa’s rude behaviour

What type of character is Narcissa?

• Kind and selfless

• Brave and adventurous

• Vain and selfish

• Wise and caring

What does the golden bread symbolize in the story?

• Wealth and luxury

• The importance of food

• Narcissa's future

• Happiness

How does Narcissa change by the end of the story?

• She becomes more beautiful

• She becomes rich and powerful

• She learns the value of humility and kindness

• She loses her beauty

Who are the magical beings in the story?

• Marion and Terence

• Melly and Terry

• Narcissa and Marion

• Terence and Marion

What does Terence symbolize in the story?

• A typical prince in fairy tales

• Good fortune and a lesson in humility

• A friend of Marion's

• A rival of Melly

Which setting contrasts Narcissa’s village with Terence’s palace?

• The simplicity and wealth

• The light and darkness

• The forest and sea

• The village and city

What role does Marion play in Narcissa's transformation?

• She forces Narcissa to leave

• She introduces her to Terence

• She shows her the importance of kindness through example

• She gives her magical powers

What is the climax of the story?

• When Terence proposes to Narcissa

• When Narcissa realizes she can’t eat the golden food

• When Marion meets Melly and Terry

• When Narcissa returns to the village