Characters
In Disney’s version, this small group of animals helps Cinderella escape her stepmother.
Who are the mice (Jack and Gus)?
In Disney’s version, Cinderella’s rags are turned into this stunning outfit.
What is a ball gown?
In Disney’s version, Cinderella attends this many royal balls.
What is one?
In Disney’s version, the lost slipper is made of this.
What is glass?
In Disney’s version, Cinderella and the prince do this at the end.
What is get married and live happily ever after?
In Grimms’ version, Cinderella visits this person’s grave to pray.
Who is her mother?
In the Grimms' tale, Cinderella’s magic comes from this natural source.
What is a wishing tree/bush?
In Grimms’ version, Cinderella attends this many royal balls.
What is three?
In Grimms’ version, the lost slipper is made of this.
What is gold?
In Grimms’ version, these creatures punish the stepsisters.
What are birds?
In both versions, this character is cruel and forces Cinderella into being a maid.
Who is the stepmother?
This magical item turns into a coach in Disney’s story.
What is a pumpkin?
In Disney’s story, Cinderella loses her slipper while doing this.
What is running away at midnight?
The prince finds Cinderella because the slipper does this.
What is fits perfectly?
The Grimms’ stepsisters suffer this fate at the wedding.
What is getting their eyes pecked out?
Unlike in Disney’s version, the Grimms' stepsisters do this gruesome act to fit into the glass slipper.
What is cutting off their toes and heels?
In Grimms’ version, these creatures help Cinderella by dropping gifts from the tree.
What are birds (doves)?
In Grimms’ version, the prince tries to catch Cinderella by doing this.
What is covering the stairs in pitch (sticky tar)?
In Grimms’ tale, the prince realizes the stepsisters are lying because of this clue.
What is blood in the shoe?
Unlike in Disney’s version, Cinderella in Grimms’ tale is helped throughout the story by this supernatural presence.
What is her mother’s spirit?
This character appears only in Disney’s version and gives Cinderella a magical transformation.
Who is the Fairy Godmother?
Unlike in Disney’s version, Cinderella in the Grimms' tale gets her beautiful dresses from this method.
What is shaking the wishing tree?
Unlike in Disney’s story, the prince in Grimms’ tale repeatedly tries to stop Cinderella by doing this.
What is chasing her each night and blocking her path?
In Disney’s version, the stepmother does this to try and stop Cinderella from trying on the shoe.
What is breaks the glass slipper?
The biggest difference between the endings of Disney’s and Grimms’ versions is this.
What is the Grimms' version is much darker and includes punishment for the stepsisters?