Folktales, Fairy Tales, Myths, Tall Tales, Fables

How do fairytales often begin?

• In the beginning...
• Once upon a time...
• A long time ago...
• To start...

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Where does a fairy tale usually take place?

• Cities
• Castles
• Made-up or magical Places
• Islands

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Characters in fairy tales are usually...

• Royalty
• Magical
• Not real
• All of the above

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Fairy tales are written from beginning to end, also known as...

• Sequence
• Problem and Solution
• Compare and Contrast

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Fairy tales always include a problem and solution, which can also be called...

• Compare and contrast
• Conflict and resolution
• Beginning and end
• Main character and supporting character

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A simile __________ to unlike things using like or as.

• combine
• differentiate
• compare
• contrast

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A fairy tale often times contains magic.

• True
• False

A fairy tale told from the perspective of another character is called

• A broken fairy tale
• A different story
• A fractured fairy tale
• A fairy tale

A fairy tale usually ends with the saying

• Once upon a time
• The joke is on you
• They lived happily ever after
• That was fun

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A fairy tale usually ends with the saying

• Once upon a time
• The joke is on you
• They lived happily ever after
• That was fun

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