Great Stone Face Test

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The Great Stone Face Test


1. What is the Great Stone Face?

  • A. Man-made sculpture

  • B. Natural formation on a mountain

  • C. Carved monument

  • D. Ancient artifact

2. According to the prophecy, who is expected to fulfill the role of the great and noble person?

  • A. A traveler passing through the valley

  • B. A child born in the valley

  • C. An old merchant returning to the valley

  • D. A wise elder from a distant land

3. What characteristic of the Great Stone Face makes it appear alive from a distance?

  • A. Glowing lights

  • B. Moving features

  • C. Clouds clustering around it

  • D. Engraved details

4. Who is Gathergold, and why is he initially considered significant in the story?

  • A. A prophet fulfilling the prophecy

  • B. A wealthy man returning to the valley

  • C. A scholar studying the Stone Face

  • D. A sculptor creating a replica

5. Why do people in the valley initially believe Gathergold fulfills the prophecy?

  • A. Due to his military achievements

  • B. Because of his immense wealth

  • C. For his wise and noble character

  • D. Based on his physical appearance

6. What role does the Great Stone Face play in Ernest's life?

  • A. It becomes his personal mentor

  • B. It serves as a source of water

  • C. It guides him in business ventures

  • D. It becomes a symbol of fear

7. Who is General Blood-and-Thunder?

  • A. A renowned artist

  • B. A military commander

  • C. A wise philosopher

  • D. A political leader

8. What nickname is General Blood-and-Thunder known by on the battlefield?

  • A. Thunderous General

  • B. Warlord of the Valley

  • C. Blood-and-Thunder

  • D. Commander Thunderstrike

9. How does the valley react to General Blood-and-Thunder's arrival?

  • A. With disappointment

  • B. With indifference

  • C. With excitement and anticipation

  • D. With fear and anxiety

10. What lesson does the story convey about true greatness?

  • A. Material wealth defines greatness

  • B. Physical appearances determine greatness

  • C. Noble character traits surpass outward appearances

  • D. Military achievements are the essence of greatness


11. What is Ernest's initial impression of the Great Stone Face?

  • A. He fears it

  • B. He wishes it could speak

  • C. He ignores it

  • D. He dislikes it

12. How is Gathergold's appearance described when he returns to the valley?

  • A. Resembling the Great Stone Face

  • B. Young and vibrant

  • C. Old with yellow skin

  • D. Unrecognizable

13. What do people in the valley think when Gathergold returns?

  • A. He fulfills the prophecy

  • B. He is a skilled sculptor

  • C. He is a great philosopher

  • D. He is a prophet

14. What does Ernest hope to see in the face of the prophesied person?

  • A. Wisdom

  • B. Kindness

  • C. Wealth

  • D. Power

15. What is the reaction of the valley inhabitants to General Blood-and-Thunder's arrival?

  • A. Disapproval

  • B. Indifference

  • C. Excitement and anticipation

  • D. Fear and panic

16. What is General Blood-and-Thunder's real name in the story?

  • A. Thunderous Commander

  • B. Ernest

  • C. Gathergold

  • D. Not mentioned

17. What characteristic makes Ernest stand out in the valley?

  • A. Wealth

  • B. Physical strength

  • C. Kindness and industry

  • D. Military prowess

18. What realization dawns upon the valley after Mr Gathergold's death?

  • A. His wealth continues to grow

  • B. He is still fulfilling the prophecy

  • C. There is no great likeness between him and the Great Stone Face

  • D. He was a wise philosopher

19. How does the Great Stone Face influence Ernest's thoughts and actions?

  • A. It instills fear

  • B. It fosters materialistic desires

  • C. It becomes his personal mentor

  • D. It is ignored by Ernest

20. What is the overarching theme regarding the prophesied person in the story?

  • A. Physical appearance is the sole criterion

  • B. Material wealth defines greatness

  • C. Noble character traits are essential

  • D. Military achievements determine greatness

21. Why does Ernest wish the Great Stone Face could speak, and what does this reveal about his character?

  • A. He wants it to share ancient stories; reveals his curiosity

  • B. He desires wisdom from it; shows his intellectual nature

  • C. He hopes for entertainment; highlights his playfulness

  • D. He wishes it to give commands; indicates his obedience

22. How does the story emphasize the contrast between Gathergold's wealth and the qualities expected in the prophesied person?

  • A. Gathergold's generosity matches the prophecy

  • B. The valley values wealth over character

  • C. Gathergold's appearance is identical to the Stone Face

  • D. Ernest appreciates Gathergold's noble qualities

  • Answer: B. The valley values wealth over character

23. In what ways does the Great Stone Face become a teacher to Ernest, and how does this impact his character development?

  • A. It imparts academic knowledge; fosters intellectual growth

  • B. It teaches moral values; influences noble character traits

  • C. It provides military training; shapes Ernest's bravery

  • D. It encourages materialistic pursuits; leads to wealth accumulation

24. Analyze the significance of General Blood-and-Thunder's nickname and its connection to the theme of the story.

  • A. The nickname reflects his kindness; aligns with the theme

  • B. The nickname symbolizes violence; contrasts with the theme

  • C. The nickname highlights his wisdom; complements the theme

  • D. The nickname is irrelevant to the story's theme

25. How does the valley's reaction to General Blood-and-Thunder's arrival reflect the community's values and expectations?

  • A. The valley values kindness and humility

  • B. The community seeks military leadership

  • C. The valley prioritizes wisdom over wealth

  • D. The community appreciates artistic talents

26. Discuss the symbolism of the Great Stone Face in relation to Ernest's personal growth and aspirations.

  • A. It symbolizes fear; hinders Ernest's development

  • B. It represents a barrier to success; limits Ernest's ambitions

  • C. It embodies wisdom and guidance; influences Ernest positively

  • D. It signifies materialistic desires; distracts Ernest from his goals

27. How does the story challenge the traditional expectations associated with prophecies and fulfillments?

  • A. The prophecy is fulfilled through wealth alone

  • B. The prophesied person defies societal norms

  • C. The valley rejects the concept of prophecies

  • D. The prophecy remains unfulfilled in the story

28. Evaluate the impact of Ernest's character on the overall theme of the story, considering his simplicity and connection to the Great Stone Face.

  • A. His simplicity enhances the theme of material wealth

  • B. His simplicity reinforces the theme of noble character traits

  • C. His simplicity distracts from the story's theme

  • D. His simplicity emphasizes the importance of physical appearance

29. Compare and contrast Gathergold and General Blood-and-Thunder in terms of their roles in fulfilling the prophecy.

  • A. Both fulfill the prophecy through wealth

  • B. Gathergold fulfills the prophecy, while Blood-and-Thunder doesn't

  • C. Blood-and-Thunder fulfills the prophecy, while Gathergold doesn't

  • D. Neither Gathergold nor Blood-and-Thunder fulfill the prophecy

30. Reflect on the story's exploration of the balance between individual aspirations and societal expectations. How does Ernest navigate this dynamic?

  • A. Ernest conforms to societal expectations

  • B. Ernest disregards societal expectations entirely

  • C. Ernest finds a balance between personal and societal values

  • D. The story doesn't address the tension between individual and societal expectations




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