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What did the traveller do first during his journey?
The traveller always enjoyed rainy weather the most.
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What did the second boy the traveller met say he was always doing?
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The traveller played with the child the whole day long until he __________ the child.
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What type of toys did the traveller and the child have?
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Match the weather conditions to how the traveller and the child felt about them:
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The traveller learned everything the second boy taught him perfectly.
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They heard singing-birds and saw many __________ during their play.
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What activities did the children partake in during the summer?
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The children had only a few friends and were often lonely.
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What was the young man's attitude towards love?
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The traveler lost the boy as he had lost the _______.
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Match the characters with their key traits or actions:
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What type of cakes did they have during their holidays?
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The traveler was always happy and never experienced loss.
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What does the traveler invite others to do with him?
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Study Notes
The Journey of the Traveller
- A traveller embarks on a long magical journey that changes perception of time.
- Initially travels along a dark path without encounters, highlighting a sense of solitude.
Encounter with the Child
- Meets a beautiful child who is always at play, symbolizing innocence and joy.
- Engages in playful activities, enjoying nature's beauty—blue skies, bright sun, and vibrant flowers.
- Experiences joy in all weather conditions: watching raindrops, listening to wind, and admiring falling snow.
Toys and Stories
- The child and traveller possess an array of toys and picture books filled with fantastical elements: genies, fairies, and mythical adventures.
- Represents the wonder and creativity of childhood imagination.
Transition to the Boy
- The child disappears and the traveller meets a handsome boy who invites him to learn.
- Engages in learning about mythology and history, indicating a shift from playfulness to education.
- Participates in various sports and social activities, emphasizing the exuberance of youth and camaraderie.
Friends and Joyful Experiences
- Enjoys holidays, parties, and theatrical performances showcasing real wonders, reinforcing themes of joy and friendship.
- The bond formed with friends is strong and enduring, signifying the importance of relationships during youth.
Encounter with the Young Man
- The traveller loses the boy and meets a young man who is "always in love."
- The young man introduces him to a pretty girl, stirring themes of youthful romance and infatuation.
- Their relationship mirrors typical patterns of young love—quarreling, reconciliation, engagement.
The Middle-Aged Gentleman
- After losing the young couple, the traveller meets a middle-aged gentleman who embodies busyness and responsibilities.
- This shift signifies a transition from the carefree nature of youth to the responsibilities associated with adulthood.
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Test your understanding of the enchanting story about a traveller and a magical child. This quiz covers the key themes, characters, and events from the narrative. Dive into the world of imagination and play!
