LEVEL A Fractured Fairy Tales Quiz

What is a fractured fairy tale?

• A historical story

• A rewritten version of a classic fairy tale

• A poem

• A science textbook

Which of the following is an example of a fractured fairy tale?

• The original Cinderella

• Red Riding Hood as a superhero

• A dictionary

• A math story

What is the purpose of creating a fractured fairy tale?

• To give a moral lesson

• To entertain with a new twist on a familiar story

• To copy old tales

• To teach grammar

Characters in a fractured fairy tale can be...

• Exactly like the original

• Changed in personality or role

• Only animals

• Completely removed

In a fractured version, Jack from Jack and the Beanstalk could be...

• A detective

• A giant’s best friend

• A science student

• All of the above

What makes a fractured fairy tale different from the original?

• The language

• The setting, characters, or ending is changed

• The illustrations

• The title only

Who is usually the villain in the original Snow White?

• Snow White

• The evil queen

• The mirror

• The huntsman

In a fractured version, the evil queen could become...

• A misunderstood hero

• A princess

• A baker

• All of the above

In the original Little Red Riding Hood, who eats the grandmother?

• The wolf

• The woodsman

• Red Riding Hood

• The queen

In a fractured tale, who might save the grandmother?

• Red herself

• A talking cat

• The wolf changes his mind

• Any of the above