Classic stories and Fairy Tales

Classic stories are _____ and _____.

• well-known
  timeless

• well-known,
  written by famous author

• well-known,
  interesting

• funny,

  futuristic

We can find ______ and ____ in classic stories.

• magical character,
  nature

• wealth,

  music

• old-fashioned language,

  things which are no -longer in use these days

• modern things,

  old things

A theme is ___________

• most important character

• where the story takes place

• how interesting the story is

• an idea the author wants you to think about

The reader can figure out the theme of the story by __________, what the characters do and _________

• the book's title,

  the dresses characters wear

• what happens,
  what the characters say

• the food the characters eat,

  when the story took place

• number of the characters,

  number of animal characters

Sometimes if we don't understand the words in the story, we have to look at ...........

• title of the story.

• the length of the sentence.

• the context in which it is used.

• the number of letters in it.

A fairy tale has __________

• magic and fantastic characters

• magic and nature.

• princesses and palaces.

• magic and modern world.

Choose all the fantasy characters.

• President of the United States

• a firefly that can talk and dress well

• a bus driver

• a helpful elf

What usually happens to the bad character in a fairy tale?

• no bad character in fairy tales.

• it gets defeated

• it gets stronger and worse

• it wins everyone

What happens to good characters in a fairy tale?

• They were happy at the beginning but sad at the end.

• They have changed into bad ones.

• They have become more beautiful.

• They live happily ever after.

What is the reason of using the repetitive language in fairy tales?

• The author loves some phrases and wants to use again and again.

• it can help the children understand the story easily.

• The reader likes some words and want the writer to repeat them.

• To make the story sound like a poem.