Fractured Stories

1. 1. What is a "fractured story"?

• A. A stories that has no ending

• B. A traditional stories told exactly as it was

• C. A rewritten version of a classic tale with changes in elements like characters or setting

• D. A stories that is only told through dialogue

2. 2. Which of the following is an example of a fractured stories?

• A. "Cinderella" where the prince finds her glass slipper

• B. "Cinderella" where the stepsisters are kind and help her go to the ball

• C. "Snow White" with the original plot

• D. "The three little pigs" with the same ending

3. 3. Why do authors write fractured stories?

• A. To confuse the reader

• B. To preserve the exact original version

• C. To give a fresh perspective and add humor or creativity

• D. To translate it into another language

4. 4. In a fractured version of "Little red riding hood", red could be:

• A. A space explorer visiting another planet

• B. The same character doing the same thing

• C. A detective solving a mystery

• D. Both A and C

5. 5. What might change in a fractured stories?

• A. Only the title

• B. Setting characters, and point of view

• C. Just the grammar

• D. Nothing at all

6. 6. Which of the following titles could be a fractured version of "the three little pigs"?

• A. The three little pigs and the big bad wolf

• B. The three little robots and the giant vacum

• C. The original stories of the three little pigs

• D. A book about real pigs

7. 7. In a fractured stories, the villain might become:

• A. More evil than before

• B. The hero of the stories

• C. Removed from the stories completely

• D. A narrator only

8. 8. What is one reason students might enjoy reading fractured stories?

• A. They are written in another language

• B. They are always sad and serious

• C. They are fun, creative, and suprising

• D. They are short and have no plot

9. 9. If "goldilocks and the three bears" is fractured, which change would be most likely?

• A. Goldilocks is a bear, and the bears are humans

• B. The porridge is still too hot

• C. The setting is still in the woods

• D. The bears do not appear at all

10. 10. A fractured version of "jack and the beanstalk" could include:

• A. Jack climbs a tower in a video game

• B. Jack stays at home and never plants the beans

• C. The beanstalk grows slower than normal

• D. Everything happens exactly the same