What was the main female character's name in the story?
Beauty
What was the main female character's name in the movie?

Belle
In both versions, who does the father get in trouble with?
the Beast
What was the father's job and what do people in this job do?
A. Farmer
B. Merchant
C. Inventor
D. Doctor

Merchant - Buys and sells goods
What was the father's job and what do people in this job do?
A. Farmer
B. Merchant
C. Inventor
D. Doctor
Inventor - makes new things to solve problems
What is the Beast really, underneath the curse, in both versions?
a prince


Why did the Beast get angry at the father?
A) he broke a window
B) he picked a rose from the garden
C) he was rude to a servant
B) he picked a rose from the garden
Why did the Beast imprison Belle's father?
A) he broke a window
B) he picked a rose from the garden
C) he trespassed while looking for shelter from a storm
C) he trespassed while looking for shelter from a storm
In both versions, why does the daughter go live at the castle?


To take her father's place / save him
What magic object did the Beast give Beauty, and what did it do?
A locket that let her return to the castle whenever she wished
What magic object did the Beast give Belle, and what did it do?
A magic mirror that let her see faraway places, like checking on her father
What does the girl do that finally breaks the curse in both versions?


She tells the Beast she loves him
How many family members does Beauty have and what are they like?

Two older sisters; they complained about being poor and married men who were vain or unkind, Father - Kind and hardworking
How many family members does Belle have and what are they like?
Only her father, Maurice - he is a kind and curious inventor
Who put the spell on the prince, and why?
A fairy/enchantress, disguised as an old woman in the movie, who wanted to teach him that how you treat people matters more than how you look


How did Beauty's (or Belle's) perspective of the Beast change from the beginning of the story to the end? Why did it change?
At first she was afraid of him because of how he looked. By the end, she loved him because of how he treated her — kindly, gently, and patiently — which shows that really getting to know someone can completely change how you see them.