Titles Only
The most common fairy tale type, typically referred to as a "rags to riches" story.
What is Cinderella?
This woman's name refers to the color of her skin.
Who is Snow White?
This type of creature begins his speech with "fee-fi-fo-fum."
What is the giant?
Disney's newest princess movie takes place in Polynesia and focuses on the daughter of the chief.
What is Moana?
This alliterative phrase describes the heroine in many fairy tales.
What is a damsel in distress?
The story that teaches women not to stray from the path, or else violent things can happen.
What is Little Red Riding Hood?
This character spends almost her entire story unconscious.
Who is Sleeping Beauty?
This type of animal ruined Little Red Riding Hood & the Three Little Pigs's day.
What is the wolf?
This film was Disney's first full-length animated tale.
What is Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs?
This phrase is how a fairy tale often ends.
What is "happily ever after"?
The type of story that requires a woman to marry an animal, which shares its name with its Disney counterpart.
What is Beauty and the Beast?
This dutiful sister saves her brother by pushing the witch into an oven.
Who is Gretel?
This type of creature eats his own children in a version of Hansel & Gretel, and has starred on Broadway.
What is an ogre?
This is the name of the only Disney princess whose film was made by Pixar.
Who is Merida?
This generic term applies to the fairy godmother, Jiminy Cricket, and Aladdin's genie.
What is a helper?
This story is so popular in Denmark, where the author is from, that there's a statue of the main character in Copenhagen.
What is The Little Mermaid?
In some versions, this heroine needs to fit a ring onto her finger, not a shoe.
Who is Cinderella?
This creature, whose name we only learn at the end of his story, can spin straw into gold.
Who is Rumpelstiltskin?
This Disney princess film is modeled after the Hans Christian Andersen story "The Snow Queen"
What is Frozen?
This word is how these stories were shared in a traditionally non-literate society.
What is orally?
This French tale involves a murderous man with oddly-colored facial hair.
What is Bluebeard?
This princess is the only German royal who still uses her German name in the Americanized/Disneyfied version of her story.
Who is Rapunzel?
This type of bird saves Hansel and Gretel by carrying them across the pond on its back.
What is a swan?
This Disney princess film was the first to be nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards.
What is Beauty and the Beast?
Many fairy tales rely on only two types of women: the innocent heroine and this title, another word for witch.
What is the old crone?