Riddles
What runs but never walks, has a bed but never sleeps, a mouth but never eats?
A river
What was lost as she ran down the stairs at midnight?
The glass slipper
What lesson is learned from The Hare and The Tortoise?
Being overconfident will lose you your victory/Slow and steady wins the race.
Which month has 28 days?
All of Them
Other than doctors, who else does an apple affect?
Snow White
Who was the greek storyteller who taught stories in order to teach morals?
Aseop
I am the evil for which he cried, the reason her elder died. I create the winds that took their homes, all to have myself a little taste. Who am I?
The Wolf
What are the three things that Rumpelstilkskin asked for in exchange for spinning gold?
Her necklace, her ring, and her firstborn child.
I am sly, and I hunt. I will take what I want. What cannot be mine is sour and filthy, and isn't worth my time. What story am I?
The Fox and the Grapes
My worth is measured in hours, and I serve my masters with my death. I move fast when I'm thin and slow when I'm wide.
A candle
What is the most famous fairy tale in the world?
Cinderella
The frogs all met by the pool, was chilling and just trying to stay cool. Then along came the beast, who killed one of them, and the old Frog died trying to imitate him. Who was this beast?
The Ox
Are you awake?
Yes. No. Does it matter?
I stop you as you try to go, as come out from the waters below. I eat you and the ones before, unless you promise me something more. But alas! It wasn't death that stopped me, but my hunger and greed. Who am I?
The Bridge Troll
What is the most common animal used in Aseop's fables?
The fox