In a distant kingdom, a king tests his daughters' love. The eldest and second daughters compare their love to precious gems, while the youngest compares hers to salt. Angered, the king exiles her. A prince finds her, and they plan a wedding, inviting the king without revealing the bride's identity. At the wedding, the king realizes the importance of salt when served a tasteless meal. Recognizing his mistake, he reconciles with his daughter, and they all celebrate together.

What was the king's purpose in gathering his daughters?

• To announce a royal decree

• To test their love for him

• To plan a family trip

• To give them gifts

How did the eldest daughter express her love for the king?

• As much as all the salt in the world

• As much as all the diamonds and rubies

• As much as all the flowers in the garden

• As much as all the stars in the sky

What did the second daughter compare her love to?

• All the gold and silver in the world

• All the pearls in the ocean

• All the birds in the sky

• All the trees in the forest

Why was the king angry with his youngest daughter?

• She argued with her sisters

• She left the kingdom

• She refused to answer

• She compared her love to salt

Where did the youngest daughter go after being banished?

• To the sea

• To the woods

• To a neighboring kingdom

• To a distant land

What condition did the youngest daughter set for marrying the prince?

• Her father must apologize

• The prince must become king

• Her father must attend the wedding

• Her sisters must approve

How did the prince plan to teach the king a lesson?

• By serving a meal without salt

• By writing a letter

• By organizing a grand feast

• By sending a messenger

What was the king's reaction to the meal at the wedding?

• He complained about the lack of salt

• He found it too spicy

• He praised it

• He refused to eat it

Who revealed the truth to the king at the wedding?

• The eldest daughter

• A royal advisor

• The youngest daughter

• The prince

What did the king learn from the experience?

• The significance of salt

• The power of love

• The importance of family

• The value of gold