The Emperor's New Clothes

Why do the tailors appear sleepy in Scene 5?

• The tailors have been up all night working on the Emperor’s clothes.

• The tailors have been lounging around doing nothing.

• The tailors are finally taking a break after finishing the Emperor’s clothes.

• The tailors are very busy and overworked.

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A vain person is obsessed with his or her appearance, self-worth, and abilities. What evidence in the play is there that the Emperor is vain?

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Why is the story called 'The Emperor's New Clothes'?

• The story is about a fashion show in the palace.

• The title refers to the emperor's favorite color.

• The title reflects the central theme of deception and the emperor's belief in his nonexistent clothes.

• It symbolizes the emperor's wealth and power.

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What did the emperor have that made him vain?

• A vast treasure chest.

• A magical crown.

• A beautiful set of clothes.

• A loyal army.

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What was the tailor's true intention with the emperor?

• To gain the emperor's trust for future business.

• To create a new style for the royal court.

• To help the emperor become more fashionable.

• To deceive the emperor and expose his vanity.

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What kind of clothes did the emperor love to wear?

• Simple and plain clothes

• Extravagant and fine clothes, often described as invisible or magical.

• Heavy armor and battle gear

• Casual everyday wear

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What lesson can be learned from the emperor's experience?

• Fashion is more important than substance.

• Vanity can lead to one's downfall.

• Trust everyone blindly.

• Honesty is the best policy.

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What role did the child play in the story?

• The child pointed out the truth about the emperor's clothes.

• The child was the emperor's advisor.

• The child was a royal guard.

• The child was one of the tailors.

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How many fancy shirts did the emperor own?

• 750

• 1000

• 500

• 1500

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Who arrived at the palace one day claiming to be a tailor?

• The swindlers (or con men) claiming to be tailors.

• A famous chef claiming to be a tailor.

• A traveling merchant who sells fabrics.

• A royal guard pretending to be a tailor.

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