The Selfish Giant

Why did the Autumn not give golden fruit to the Giant’s garden?

• There were no children

• There were huge walls

• There was a notice board

• The Giant was too selfish

Choose the correct ending for the following sentence. ‘The Selfish Giant built a high wall around his garden to …’

• keep the children inside forever.

• determine which child climbs over the wall first.

• hide from the children.

• keep the children out.

How did the children notice that the Selfish Giant was no longer selfish?

• He sang a song for the children.

• He sang back to the bird.

• He put a little boy on the top of a tree.

• He put a bird on the top of a tree.

My own garden is my own garden means the Selfish Giant will ...

• ... allow the children to play there.

• ... not allow the children to play there.

• ... allow only the boys to play there.

• ... allow only the girls to play there.

They couldn't play on the road because ...

• ... it was full of traffic.

• ... it was too far away from home.

• ... it was the Selfish Giant's playground.

• ... it was dusty and full of hard stones.

Spring came ...

• ... only to the Selfish Giant's garden.

• ... everywhere.

• ... nowhere.

• Everywhere except the Selfish Giant's garden.

The selfish Giant heard music, but it was only ...

• a child playing the flute.

• a bird singing.

• a choir girl humming a tune.

• the postman whistling in the street.

What was the main reason the Giant's garden remained in winter?

• The Giant was too selfish to share.

• The children were too noisy.

• The Giant forgot to plant flowers.

• The garden was too small.

What did the Giant do when he saw the children playing in his garden?

• He chased them away.

• He joined them in play.

• He built a higher wall.

• He invited them to stay.

How did the Giant's heart change by the end of the story?

• He became more selfish.

• He learned to share and love.

• He decided to move away.

• He remained unchanged.