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The interactivequiz on Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's The Little Princewill allow you to check how well you know this iconic school book. The questions concern the plot, characters, symbolism and the most important quotes from this timeless book.
About the quiz from The Little Prince
The Little Prince (French: Le Petit Prince) is one of the most important works of world literature - published in 1943 by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Although read by children, it contains deep philosophical messages for adults. It is required reading in Polish primary schools, and its symbolism and quotations are recognized by generations of readers.
Our quiz tests knowledge of: the Little Prince's journey through the planets (B-612, the planet of the king, the vain man, the drunkard, the businessman, the lighthouse keeper and the geographer), the symbolism of the rose and the fox, dialogues with the pilot, famous quotes (including "You can only see clearly with the heart. The most important thing is invisible to the eyes") and the ending of the story.
How to play quiz?
The quiz consists of single- and multiple-choice questions. Once you select an answer, you'll immediately see whether it was correct - with an explanation of the correct answer. At the end of the quiz, you receive a percentage result and a reading knowledge rating. You can play it multiple times - each time the questions appear in a random order.
Why is it worth taking a reading quiz?
Interactive quizzes are an effective method of learning and consolidating knowledge about reading. Pedagogical research confirms that active recall through quizzes is much more effective than passive reading of notes. The Little Prince quiz will help you: prepare for a test or quiz, consolidate symbolism and quotations, recall details of the plot before the oral presentation and test your knowledge before the Polish language olympiad.
Who should take this quiz?
The quiz is aimed at primary and secondary school students preparing for tests, parents helping their children learn and literature lovers who want to test their memory of this unique book. The questions vary in difficulty - from easy (the color of planet B-612) to advanced (the symbolism of a fox and a rose in a philosophical context).
Frequently asked questions
How many planets does the Little Prince visit on his journey?
The Little Prince visits 6 asteroids/planets before arriving on Earth: the planet of the king, the vain one, the drunkard, the businessman, the lighthouse keeper and the geographer. In each of them, he meets an adult personifying human weakness or absurdity. The seventh stop is Earth, where he meets a pilot and a fox.
What is the most important message of The Little Prince?
The most important message is the value of emotional bonds and the ability to perceive the world through the eyes of a child. The quote "You can only see clearly with the heart. The most important thing is invisible to the eye" expresses the idea that the true value of things and people does not lie in their appearance, but in relationships and love.
What does the rose symbolize in The Little Prince?
The rose symbolizes love, attachment and responsibility for what has been tamed. For a long time, the Little Prince thinks that his rose is the only one in the world - but when he sees hundreds of the same roses, he understands that it is unique precisely because he devoted his time and care to it.
What does the famous "tame" mean in the book?
"Tame" (French: apprivoiser) in the words of the fox means creating a bond by giving each other time and attention. "You become responsible for what you have tamed" - this is one of the key ethical messages of the entire book, expressing responsibility for relationships.
Who is The Little Prince written for - children or adults?
Saint-Exupéry dedicated the book to his friend Léon Werth "when he was a little boy", but he created a multi-layered work. Children read them as an adventure, adults - as a philosophical reflection on values, the loss of childhood sensitivity and the meaning of life.