Bedtime. Elves and Shoemaker (chap 4-5-6)

Who bought the shoes with the shiny buckles?

• a rich gentleman
• a famous actress
• a local baker
• a poor child

How much did the rich gentleman pay for the shoes?

• a leather wallet
• a handful of pennies
• a solid gold coin
• a silver coin

What happened to the cut leather?

• The cut leather shapes were sewn into the perfect shoes.

• The leather turned into sandals instead of shoes.

• The shoemaker stopped cutting leather altogether.
• The shoemaker found fewer shoes each morning.

How was the shoemaker's business within weeks?

• The business was booming.
• The shoemaker was ruined.

• No one came to buy his shoes.

• The business was struggling.

How was the cheap shoe seller's business?

• His business was struggling.

• His business was better.

• He had many more customers.

• His business was booming.

The cheap shoe seller: "You can give me back my .........."

• money
• helpers
• shoes
• customers

The shoemaker: "Who do you think is making our shoes?"

His wife: "I don't know, but .........."

• but we should ignore it

• but it doesn't matter

• but let's find out

• but I don't care

That night, the shoemaker and his wife decided to .........

• stay awake and see what happened
• leave the workshop for the night
• sew all the shoe shapes

• go to bed early

Who did the shoemaker and his wife see?

• Two little elves
• A giant monster

• A talking cat
• A group of fairies

Where did the elves go when they finished the last shoe?

• They went to the bedroom.

• They disappeared through the door.
• They climbed up to the attic.

• They stayed in the workshop.