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Fairy tale introduction

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
A fairy tale usually begins with...
a)
Once upon a time
b)
A funny saying
c)
And they lived happily ever after
d)
When I was a kid
2.
A fairy tale often times contains magic.
a)
True
b)
False
3.

A fairy tale could really happen?

a)

True

b)

False

4.

The bad person in a fairy tale is called?

a)

The villian

b)

Mr. Nice Guy

c)

Evil

d)

Bad Guy

5.

Cinderella is an example of a fairy tale?

a)

True

b)

False

6.

What kind of problem would most likely show up in a fairy tale?

a)

A curse is placed on a baby.

b)

A god makes the world.

c)

A student loses his homework.

d)

A family needs money.

7.
Where does a fairy tale usually take place?
a)
Cities
b)
Castles
c)
Made-up or magical Places
d)
Islands
8.

Many fairy tales were written to:

a)

teach a lesson

b)

teach mathematics

c)

teach English

d)

teach history

9.

Fairy tales are

a)

Non-Fiction

b)

Fiction

10.

Which of these is NOT a fairy tale?

a)

Little Red Riding Hood

b)

Golidlocks and the Three Bears

c)

Elephant and Piggie

d)

The Gingerbread Man

11.

In all fairy tales, there is a __________ that must be solved.

a)

Test

b)

Question

c)

Math Problem

d)

Problem

12.

Fairy tales sometimes have ___________that act like people

a)

toasters

b)

animals

c)

cars

d)

furniture

13.

Which of these is a fractured fairy tale?

a)

Goldilocks and the Three Bears

b)

The Gingerbread Man

c)

Goldy Luck and the Three Pandas

d)

Little Red Riding Hood

14.

Fractured fairy tales are

a)

Fairy tales that change some element from the original story

b)

Stories that have been through an earthquake

c)

Stories that are so old that they have developed cracks

15.

The numbers ____ and _____ are often in fairy tales.

a)

3 and 5

b)

5 and 7

c)

3 and 7

d)

5 and 7

16.

A lesson that can be learned at the end of a fairy tale is called the _______________?

a)

resolution

b)

theme

c)

exposition

d)

point of view