lesson name the little match girl Question 1: She struck another -it burnt clearly and where the light fell upon the wall, the bricks became transparent, like gauze. She could right into the room, where a shinning white cloth was spread on the table .It was covered with beautiful china and in the centre of it stood a roast goose, stuffed with prunes and apples, steaming deliciously. And what was even more wonderful was that goose hopped from the dish, waddled across the floor with carving knife and fork in its back, waddled straight up to the poor child! Then-out went the match, and nothing could be seen but the thick, cold wall. I. Who is ‘she’? Describe her appearance. [1] ii. What does she see inside the room? What was the girl forced to do by her father? [1] iii. What happened when the first matchstick burnt out? What did her first and third vision symbolise? [2] iv. Were the images that she saw real? What happened to the little girl in the end? [1] v. What other visions did she see? Why was the last image so important for the little girl? Why was this vision proved the last one for her?
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She struck another -it burnt clearly and where the light fell upon the wall, the bricks became transparent, like gauze. She could right into the room, where a shinning white cloth was spread on the table .It was covered with beautiful china and in the centre of it stood a roast goose, stuffed with prunes and apples, steaming deliciously. And what was even more wonderful was that goose hopped from the dish, waddled across the floor with carving knife and fork in its back, waddled straight up to the poor child! Then-out went the match, and nothing could be seen but the thick, cold wall. I. Who is ‘she’? Describe her appearance.
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