sivot £0 fast, my good king,” said a voice. Who should it be but the PR man; who had magically Popped into the castle. "My client isn't giving gold away, you know. However, she will spin one room er gold for you on one condition: that if she does, she becomes your wife and, therefore, queen.” The king agreed, and signed on the dotted line. So did Gladys. And then Gladys was left to hor task. The lady was worried, but her eyes widened with amazement, the little man ‘spun a roomful of pure, unadulterated gold. “And now, my Dear, our business ends. You are rich and famous. So untl your frsibom ‘comes into the world, | bid you adieu,” About a year later, a beautiful child was bom to the king and queen. And sure enough, the ltie PR Pan ae (Or the child, according to the contract. What the litle man didn't know is that in reading the fine print, Gladys found a loophole. Then, she read it to him: "lf the party ofthe first part (that's me) within 3 days Giscovers the name of the party ofthe second part (that's you), the party of the first part shall keep the party Of the third part (that's the little kid)!” Unfortunately, that was easier said than done, She spat out dozens of names but none of them was Tight. On the third night, Gladys was in despair, having exhausted all the names she knew. Just then there was a knock at the palace door. He spoke as if he came from a time long, long ago. He said to the queen, "You don't know me, but I've got to hip you to some news! Like the other day, fim walking through this coo! forest, when, man, what do | see but this litle cat going, "Ba doo oh bop, aha: fam. | am the Rumpelstitskin man. The king's got his gold. The queens got her fame. And thelr baby will have my Rumpelstiskin name.” ‘The next day, when the litle PR man appeared again, the queen was ready. “Ba doo oh bop, she-ram. You are Rumpeistiltskin man!” “Ooops,” said Rumpelstiltskin. "| really goofed.” ‘And 80 Gladys and the king lived happily ever after, and Rumpeistitskin was never seen in the kingdom again. ‘Akola: pan brownistoctscom/nmnpltithin hn, accessed 2 August 2028 19. From the story, we know that the one who made Gladys famous was 20. ‘What did the litle man do to Gladys so that the king didnt lock her into a darkest dungeon? ‘A. He spun a roomful of gold. D. He gave Gladys’s baby a name. B. He made Gladys become an artist. —. He made Gladys's father rich. C. He gave Gladys a child. 21. Based on the story, how did Gladys know the name of the little’ man? s This infographic is for questions 22 to 24. Mother, Grandma, Ee Woodcutter Ba Minor character