Questions and Answers
What is the name of the cow in the play?
In whose point of view is Jack seen as greedy?
After the interview, what did the Butcher ask the Host to trade?
When the Mom says: 'I had to watch him like a hawk,' she is using:
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How did the Giant acquire the gold, the hen and the harp?
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Study Notes
Key Details from the Play
- The cow in the play is named Milky White.
- Jack is perceived as greedy by the perspective of the Giant, who views Jack's actions as opportunistic and selfish.
Plot Elements
- After the interview, the Butcher requested the Host to trade a cow for the golden eggs produced by the hen.
- The phrase 'I had to watch him like a hawk' demonstrates the use of a simile, emphasizing the mother's vigilance over Jack's actions.
- The Giant acquired the gold, the hen, and the harp through thievery, having stolen them from Jack after he climbed the beanstalk and intruded upon the Giant's property.
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Description
Test your knowledge of the play "Jack and the Beanstalk" with this quiz. Identify the speaker of specific quotes, discern examples of Jack's impulsive behavior, and recall the name of the iconic cow in the story. See how well you remember the details of this classic fairy tale.
