FAIRY TALE

What is the main purpose of a fairy tale's social function?

• To inform and educate

• To entertain and teach a lesson or values

• To persuade

• To report events

What is the generic structure of most fairy tales?

• orientation, complication, resolution

• Problem, solution, conclusion

• Beginning, middle, end

• orientation, solution, conclusion

Which of the following is NOT a common character in fairy tales?

• Talking animals

• Wicked stepmothers

• Modern-day teenagers

• Magical beings

The plot of a fairy tale typically revolves around

• Everyday life events

• Magical adventures and challenges

• Realistic problems and solutions

• Historical events

Where do many fairy tales take place?

• In space

• In a far-off kingdom

• In a modern city

• In the future

What is the moral value often conveyed in "Cinderella"?

• Always obey your stepmother

• Kindness and goodness will be rewarded

• Beauty is the most important quality

• Never trust talking animals

What is the primary purpose of the orientation in a fairy tale?

• To introduce the main characters and setting

• To resolve the conflict

• To create suspense

• To provide a moral lesson

"The Pied Piper of Hamelin"

A town hired a piper to rid them of rats. When the piper wasn't paid, he lured the children away with his magical music.

What is the lesson in the story?

• Pay the piper

• Rats are a problem

• Don't trust pipers

• Keep promises

"Puss in Boots"

Puss, a clever cat, helped his poor owner by using trickery and deception. He outwitted the king and made his owner the Marquis of Carabas.

What is the main trait of the cat in the story?

• Cleverness

• Deception

• Helping the poor

• Trickery

The Ugly Duckling"

An ugly duckling was ridiculed by his siblings and the other animals on the farm. However, he later transformed into a beautiful swan.

What is the main theme of the story?

• Farm life

• Sibling rivalry

• Transformation and self-acceptance

• Beautiful swans