CLASS - 4 // SUBJECT - ENGLISH // LESSON 10 // BEAUTY AND THE BEAST – II //

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LESSON 10

 

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST – II

 

 

1.    Where are the merchant and George returning from?

The merchant and George are returning from the Beast’s castle in the forest.

 

2.    What kind of news does the merchant bring back?

The merchant brings back good news and bad news.

 

3.    What promise did the merchant make and to whom?

The merchant made a promise to the Beast that he would send one of his three daughters to him.

 

4.    Who says he will go with Beauty and what for?

George says he will go with Beauty to keep her safe.

 

5.    What reason does Beauty give for returning home?

Beauty says that she has returned because the Beast gave her permission to do so. Somehow the Beast had known that the merchant was ill.

 

6.    How does the Beast treat Beauty?

The Beast treats Beauty well: he is kind and generous to her.

 

7.    Do April and June want their sister to go away soon?

April and June do not want Beauty to go back (because they want her to look after their father, the house and them).

 

8.    What reason does Beauty give for wanting to return to the castle?

Beauty says that she wants to return to the castle because she wanted to keep her promise and because she had a dream that the Beast was ill.

 

9.    What does Beauty agree to do when the Beast arrives at her house?

Beauty agrees to marry the Beast when he arrives at her house.

 

10. What happens when the Beast becomes transformed?

When the Beast transforms he changes into a handsome prince; he marries Beauty and she becomes a princess; her father is happy for them and gives his blessing; they live (happily ever after?) in the castle. We can presume that her sisters will not be too happy about all this. Perhaps they, and the rest of the family, will also benefit from the generosity of the Beast and Beauty.

 

 

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