Science Fiction
The type of creatures visiting from space that you can often find in science fiction stories
What are aliens
What is "drager, slotte og feer"
The Danish translation of "once upon a time" that is often used as the first sentence of a fairytale
What is "der var engang"
The two articles we can put in front of countable nouns (singular)
What are "a" and "an"?
The letter we add to the end of countable nouns to make them plural
What is "s"?
What is: "Star Wars"
The thing that needs to exist in a story for it to be a part of the fantasy genre
What is: "magic" og "powers". Something "unnatural"
At least 5 of creatures/people that you often find in fairytales
What is witch, troll, fairy, king, queen, prince, princess or talking animal
The Danish translation of countable and uncountable nouns
What is: "tællelige og utællige substantiver"
The way you know if you should put "a" or "an" in front of a noun
What is: if it starts with a vowel or a consonant
(or SOUNDS like it) A yoghurt
The time that science fiction stories take place in
What is: The Future
(or space)
The name of the main character in the fantasy story Lord of the Rings
What is Frodo
The kind of ending that fairy tales usually have
The English words for "plural nouns" and "singular nouns"
What is: substantiver i flertal og substantiver i ental
The plural form of the noun "a baby"
What is: babies
Y becomes "ie" in plural.
Sneaky!
Danish translation of: Invention
What is: "opfindelse"
Most correct to call 'fantasy genre' out of the three stories:
1) Cinderella
2) How to Train Your Dragon
3) Back to the Future
How to Train Your Dragon
The name of (at least) 3 old fairytales in English
What is: The Little Mermaid, Cindarella, Rapunzel, Little Red Riding Hood, The Ugly Duckling, Jack the Dullard, The Princess and the Pea
The explanation of 'abstract nouns'
What is : The nouns we cannot see like "hope", "love", "future" etc
The quantaties you can put in front of uncountable nouns (like you put "a" and "an" in front of countable nouns)
What is: "some", "a handful of", "a couple of"
The explanation (in English) of what a literary genre (like fairytale, fantasy and science fiction) is
What is: A "kind of" og "type of" text. The genres can be narrow or broad and sometimes they overlap. Genres are determined by having a certain set of theme and special elements that we use to categorize them.
This sentence translated to Danish:
Many people think of J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings or The Hobbit when they hear the word 'fantasy'. But fantasy is very broad genre that also includes stories such as Pippi Longstocking and Alice in Wonderland. Although fantasy used to be aimed at adults, there are now many fantasy books and films for children and teenagers, like the Harry Potter series.
Mange mennesker tænker på J. R. R. Tolkiens Ringenes Herre, når de hører ordet 'fantasy'. Men fantasy er en meget bred genre som også inkluderer historier som Pippi Langstrømpe og Alice i Eventyrland. Selvom fantasy plejede at være rette mod voksne, så er der nu mange fantasybøger til børn og teenager, ligesom Harry Potter serien
Two german brothers who collected fairytales and wrote them all down
Who are The Grimm Brothers
The Danish translation of "proper noun" which is a special kind of noun
What is "egennavn"
Out of these it is the one that is NOT a countable noun:
Chair, dog, flower, princess, money, apple
What is: "money"
You say "can I have SOME money" not "can I have a/an money"