Authors & Origins
Vocabulary
Story Elements
Themes & Morals
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100

Who wrote The Little Mermaid?

Andersen

100

Define “moral.”

Lesson about right and wrong

100

What phrase begins many folktales?

Once upon a time

100

Rapunzel’s moral?

Courage and hope lead to freedom

100

Define “personification.”

Giving human traits to non-human things

200

The Grimm Brothers are from this country.

Germany

200

Define “archetype.”

Common character type or symbol

200

What kind of characters do folktales often have?

Ordinary heroes

200

The Little Mermaid’s moral?

Inner longing leads to growth and sacrifice

200

What is a moral lesson from Cinderella?

Kindness brings reward

300

“The Father of the Fairy Tale.”

Perrault

300

Define “symbolism.”

Using objects to represent ideas

300

What do magical creatures often represent?

Challenges or lessons

300

What do both Rapunzel & The Little Mermaid teach about transformation?

It comes with sacrifice

300

In The Little Mermaid, what does the ocean symbolize?

The limits of her world

400

Which author wrote emotional and poetic stories about love and faith?

Andersen

400

Define “motif.”

Recurring element or pattern

400

Why do many folktales use repetition?

To help remember and emphasize

400

What emotion drives Andersen’s stories?

Faith and desire

400

In Rapunzel, what does the tower symbolize?

Isolation and control

500

Match each author with their focus: Mannars, Morality, Emotion

Perrault – Manners, Grimm – Morality, Andersen – Emotion

500

Give an example of a metaphor.

Your own answer

500

Name three common features of European folktales.

Magic, moral, timeless setting

500

What is the deeper theme in both tales?

Freedom and identity

500

Which story shows Romantic ideas of emotion and faith?

The Little Mermaid

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