LEVEL C Fractured Fairy Tales Quiz

Should a fractured tale have a new moral lesson?

• No, just copy the old one

• Yes, to match the new plot

• Not necessary

• Only if it's funny

Telling The Three Little Pigs from the wolf’s perspective can help readers...

• Blame the pigs

• Understand multiple sides of a story

• Get confused

• Avoid fairy tales

What makes a fractured tale truly original?

• Using the same characters

• Adding humor, surprises, and strong logic

• Repeating the plot

• Writing it as a poem

If Rapunzel had superpowers, what kind of story would it become?

• A superhero fairy tale

• A science experiment

• A documentary

• A biography

How do we evaluate a good fractured fairy tale?

• Length of the story

• Uniqueness, creativity, and clear message

• Matching the original tale

• Using difficult words

Changing point of view in a story helps the audience to...

• Learn both sides of the story

• Forget the original

• Feel confused

• Change the characters’ names

A fractured tale must still include...

• A plot that makes sense

• Talking animals

• A sad ending

• Historical facts

Why are fractured tales good for modern issues?

• They are not too serious

• They can use humor to explore deep messages

• They avoid conflict

• They confuse readers

If you write a new ending to a fairy tale, what should it do?

• Be longer than the original

• Surprise and satisfy the reader

• Be as boring as possible

• End exactly the same

The main rule in writing fractured fairy tales is...

• Break all rules

• Create with purpose, logic, and fun

• Never change characters

• Use only old vocabulary