The Prince and the Pauper (par. 1-66)

Who is the main character introduced in the early paragraphs of "The Prince and the Pauper"?

• Tom Canty

• Edward Tudor

• Joellen Bland

• Mark Twain

What is the primary setting of the story in the initial paragraphs?

• A modern city

• A medieval castle

• The streets of London

• A rural village

Summarize the key event that leads to the meeting of the prince and the pauper.

• The prince visits the market

• The pauper sneaks into the palace

• The prince and the pauper accidentally switch places

• The pauper is invited to a royal banquet

Describe the theme of social inequality as depicted in the early paragraphs.

• It shows the wealth of the royal family

• It highlights the differences between the rich and the poor

• It focuses on the education system

• It emphasizes the importance of friendship

What motivates Tom Canty to dream of a different life?

• His love for adventure

• His desire for wealth

• His fascination with royalty

• His need for education

Compare and contrast the living conditions of Tom Canty and Edward Tudor.

• Both live in luxury

• Tom lives in poverty, while Edward lives in luxury

• Both live in poverty

• Edward lives in poverty, while Tom lives in luxury

Interpret the dialogue between Tom and Edward when they first meet. What does it reveal about their characters?

• They are both uninterested in each other's lives

• They are curious and eager to learn about each other's lives

• They are hostile towards each other

• They are indifferent to each other's situations

What simple procedure does Tom Canty perform that surprises Edward?

• Reading a book

• Writing a letter

• Bowing like a prince

• Playing a musical instrument

Explain why Edward is intrigued by Tom's life.

• He wants to experience freedom

• He is tired of royal duties

• He is curious about common life

• He wants to escape the palace

What does the Prince's dialogue in paragraph 8 suggest about him.

• He is rushed.

• He is suspicious.

• He is kindhearted.

• He is easily angered.