Fables and fairy tales

What is a fable?

• A fable is a type of poem that expresses personal feelings.
• A fable is a short story that teaches a moral lesson, often using animals as characters.
• A fable is a long novel that explores complex themes.
• A fable is a historical account of real events.

What is a fairytale?

• A fairytale is a historical account of real events.
• A fairytale is a fictional story with magical elements and moral lessons.
• A fairytale is a scientific explanation of natural phenomena.
• A fairytale is a documentary about famous people.

Who was Aesop?

• Aesop was a Roman poet known for his epics.
• Aesop was a famous Greek philosopher.
• Aesop was a medieval knight celebrated for his bravery.
• Aesop was an ancient Greek storyteller famous for his fables.

What does anthropomorphised mean?

• Explaining human behavior in scientific terms.
• Attributed human characteristics to non-human entities.
• Assigning animal traits to humans.
• Describing human emotions in literature.

Which genre usually uses anthropomorphic animals?

• Fables

• Folktales

• Legends

• Myths

What's the difference between a myth and a legend?

• A myth explains phenomena with supernatural elements, while a legend is based on historical events with embellishments.
• A myth is a type of legend that only exists in written form.
• Myths are stories about gods, and legends are stories about animals.
• A myth is always true, while a legend is always false.

Which genre features gods and goddesses?

• Science Fiction
• Historical Fiction
• Mythology
• Fantasy

Who were the two famous brothers who wrote several fairy tales?

• Hans Christian Andersen
• Charles Perrault
• Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm
• The Brothers Karamazov

Where were the Grimm Brothers from?

• France
• Germany
• Spain
• Italy

Which genre does Cinderella belong to?

• Folktale

• Fairy tale

• Legend

• Fable