Cinderella Quiz

What dress is Cinderella wearing at the beginning? Hint: she tells her stepmother where it's from after she class the dress a 'old rag'.

• A pink dress she bought at the store.

• One of her step-sisters dresses.

• Her mother's old dress, that she fixed.

• The dress her stepmother bought her

Answer explanation

She is wearing the pink dress that was her mothers. Fun fact: sh fixed up the dress herself with the help of her animal friends.

What name does her stepmother call her, when she is trying to go to the ball?

• 'Cinderella"

• 'Ragged servant girl'

• 'Ella'

• 'ninny'

Answer explanation

She calls her a 'ragged servant girl', and tells her that that is what she will always be... :(

She uses it as a 'excuse' as to why Cinderella cannot go to the ball.

What does the 'old crone' ask for?

• A pair of shoes

• A warm dinner inside

• An apple

• A little crust of bread and a cup of milk.

Answer explanation

She ask's Cinderella for a little crust of bread and/or a cup of milk.

What does the 'old crone' call herself at first?

• Her hairy dog father

• Her fairy God-mother

• Her merry hog bother

• Her scary fog father

Answer explanation

She actually first says 'hairy dog father' before she says fairy god-mother!

What vegetable do they use to make the carriage with?

• Beef tomato

• Squash

• Pumpkin

• Watermelon

Answer explanation

A pumpkin!

How do they find a coachman?

• They ask in town.

• A servant in the house is the coachman.

• They turn the Goose into a coachman.

• One of the mice gets turned into a coachman.

Answer explanation

The goose is turned into the coachman for the carriage by the fairy god-mother.

When the fairy god-mother asks "You don't mind if I gee it up a bit?" in regards to Cinderella's dress. What does she mean?

• Get rid of it and replace it

• Make it bigger

• Put the letter 'G' all over it

• Fix it up

Answer explanation

This is another English idiom!

'Gee it up' or 'G'd up'

This means not only to dress nicely or fix something up nicely, but also can express being excited and confident.

Often times it means to get dressed up (fixed up) so nice that you will feel confident because you are 'G'd up'.

What will happen when the spell breaks at midnight?

• Cinderella will be transported back home.

• Everything will be returned.

• All the animals will die.

• The prince will turn into a goose.

Answer explanation

The fairy god-mother says; "...at the last stroke of midnight the spell will be broken, and all will return."

This means everything will return back to what it once was. The dress, shoes, goose, mice, and pumpkin.