What was the first drawing the narrator made as a child?
A boa constrictor swallowing an elephant.
Why did adults not appreciate the narrator's drawings?
They saw them as childish and didn't understand them.
What happened to the narrator's plane, and where did he land?
The plane crashed in the desert.
Who did the narrator meet after his plane crashed?
The little prince.
What did the little prince ask the narrator to draw?
A sheep.
Why was the little prince satisfied with the drawing of a box?
He thought the sheep was inside the box.
Where did the little prince come from?
His own small planet.
What is special about the planet where the little prince lives?
It has a single rose and a single volcano.
What is the main problem on the little prince's planet?
The baobab trees that need to be pulled out.
Why does the little prince want to bring sheep to his planet?
To eat the baobab sprouts.
What does the little prince think about the pilot's airplane?
He finds it interesting but doesn't understand its purpose.
How does the little prince feel about leaving his planet?
He is sad about leaving his rose.
What does the little prince keep in his pocket from the pilot?
A drawing of a sheep in a box.
Why is it hard for the pilot to learn about the little prince's past?
The little prince doesn't explain much about his past.
What is the name given to the little prince's planet by a human scholar?
Asteroid B-612.
