Beauty and the Beast

What events cause the merchant's poverty?

• He loses his house and his ships.

• He makes poor investment decisions.

• He falls deathly ill and can no longer work.

• His employees steal his money.

What does Beauty's request for a rose show about her character?

• contendedness

• kindness

• selfishness

• love for simplicity

What price does the merchant have ti oay for "taking" one rose?

• the merchant must bring him one of his daughters

• the merchant is imprisoned in the beast's castle forever

• the merchant is turned into household furniture

• the merchant must care for the Beast's roses for a year

What is Beauty's response to her father's story?

• She refuses to accept the rose knowing she caused so much trouble.

• She convinces one of her sisters to take her place.

• She willingly agrees to return with her father so that he can keep his promise.

• She runs away.

How does Beauty think the Beast and the prince in her dreams are connected?

What is Beauty's response to the Beast when he firsts ask her whether she loves him?

• "I'm very sorry, Beast."

• "Good-night, Beast."

• "I wish to go home."

• "Oh, no, Beast."

When does Beauty realize that she truly loves the Beast?