Atalanta's Race and Relationships

The story follows Princess Atalanta, a skilled runner who is pressured by her father, King Henry, to marry. The king organizes a race to choose her husband, but Atalanta decides to participate herself. Despite many suitors, Young John, who values getting to know Atalanta over winning her as a prize, impresses her. They finish the race together, and instead of marrying, they choose to explore the world as friends.

Who is the author of 'Catch Me If You Can'?

• King Henry

• Carol Schaffner

• Tim Mack

• Young John

What is Atalanta known for?

• Her cooking skills

• Her singing talent

• Her painting skills

• Her ability to run fast

Why did many young men want to marry Atalanta?

• She was the only woman in the kingdom

• She was wonderful and skilled

• She was a princess

• She was wealthy

What was King Henry's plan for Atalanta?

• To send her to another kingdom

• To hold a race to choose her husband

• To let her choose her own husband

• To keep her unmarried

How did Atalanta react to her father's plan?

• She was excited

• She was upset but agreed to race

• She immediately agreed

• She was indifferent

What did the messengers announce throughout the kingdom?

• A race to win Atalanta's hand

• A festival

• A royal feast

• A new law

What was Young John's main interest in the race?

• To win Atalanta's hand

• To prove his running skills

• To get to know Atalanta

• To win a prize

What was the outcome of the race?

• Atalanta and Young John finished together

• Young John won alone

• Atalanta won alone

• Another runner won

What did Atalanta and Young John decide to do after the race?

• Compete in another race

• Explore the world

• Get married immediately

• Stay in the kingdom