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What does the Giant want to keep to himself?
What does the Giant want to keep to himself?
- His magical powers
- His treasure chest
- The beauty of his garden (correct)
- His collection of toys
What does the Giant refuse to let enter his garden?
What does the Giant refuse to let enter his garden?
- Benevolent fairies
- Friendly animals
- Other selfish giants
- Innocent children (correct)
What did the Giant's garden have in the springtime?
What did the Giant's garden have in the springtime?
- Fragrant purple lavender
- Delicate blossoms of pink and pearl (correct)
- Vibrant yellow daffodils
- Bright red roses
Why does the Giant find himself all alone?
Why does the Giant find himself all alone?
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Where had the Giant been for seven years before returning to his own castle?
Where had the Giant been for seven years before returning to his own castle?
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What did the birds do while the children played in the garden?
What did the birds do while the children played in the garden?
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What did the children think about the Giant's garden?
What did the children think about the Giant's garden?
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Why did the children run away when the Giant arrived in the garden?
Why did the children run away when the Giant arrived in the garden?
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Study Notes
The Giant's Intentions
- The Giant wants to keep his garden to himself.
The Giant's Garden
- The Giant refuses to let children enter his garden.
- In the springtime, the Giant's garden was beautiful and full of life.
The Giant's Absence
- The Giant finds himself all alone because he was away for seven years.
The Giant's Whereabouts
- The Giant had been to a far-off land, far from his own castle, for seven years before returning.
The Children's Playtime
- While the children played in the garden, the birds sang sweetly.
The Children's Perception
- The children thought the Giant's garden was the most beautiful place they had ever seen.
The Giant's Return
- When the Giant arrived in the garden, the children ran away in fear.
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