The Kingdom of Wisdom: A Tale of Words and Numbers

In a once barren land, a young prince establishes a city that grows into the Kingdom of Wisdom. His sons, Azaz and the Mathemagician, build their own cities, Dictionopolis and Digitopolis, leading to rivalry. The princesses Rhyme and Reason maintain harmony until a quarrel over the importance of words versus numbers leads to their banishment. Milo, a young boy, contemplates rescuing them to restore balance.

What was the initial state of the land before the prince arrived?

• A barren and frightening wilderness

• A flourishing paradise

• A bustling city

• A peaceful meadow

What did the young prince seek when he arrived on the sea of knowledge?

• Riches and power

• The future in the name of goodness and truth

• A new home

• A place to hide

What was the prince's declaration after the battle with demons?

• I will seek revenge

• I will leave this land

• I will return home

• I will build my city here

What did the city established by the prince eventually become?

• A deserted land

• A trading post

• A kingdom

• A small village

What did the king's sons establish in the wilderness?

• New castles

• New farms

• New cities

• New kingdoms

What were the names of the cities founded by the king's sons?

• Dictionopolis and Digitalis

• Wisdom and Knowledge

• Harmony and Peace

• Truth and Justice

What did the king discover in the Royal Gardens?

• A hidden treasure

• A secret passage

• Two tiny babies

• A magical plant

What were the names given to the two princesses?

• Harmony and Melody

• Rhyme and Reason

• Truth and Justice

• Peace and Love

What was the main cause of the quarrel between the two brothers?

• A conflict over the throne

• A rivalry for the princesses' favor

• A disagreement over words and numbers

• A dispute over land

What was the princesses' decision regarding the importance of words and numbers?

• Neither is important

• Both are of equal value

• Numbers are more important

• Words are more important