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The story of two children who are captured by a witch after leaving a trail of bread crumbs is:
The Three Little Pigs
Hansel and Gretel
Thumbelina
Cinderella
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The life lessons we get from fairytales are often reffered to as;
Folklore
Universal Truths
The punchline
Genre
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Which author/s are famous for publishing other people's fairy tales?
Roald Dahl
The Brothers Grimm
Hans Christian Andersen
Andy Griffiths
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The resoloution of a story is when;
Series of events that lead to the climax of the story.
The turning point and most suspenseful part of the story.
The beginning of the story.
Conflict has been resolved and the story is concluded.
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Which of these are all elements of plot structure?
Exposition, conflict, climax, falling action, bibliography
Pinacle, exposition, conflict, climax, falling action
Convention, exposition, conflict, climax, falling action
Exposition, conflict, climax, falling action, resolution
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Fiction, horror, fantasy, thriller are all examples of different:
Fairytales
Conventions
Genres
Plot elements
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The story of Jack and The Beanstalk involves:
A boy stealing from a giant after climbing a beanstalk.
A boy who buys magic beans in exchange for his mother.
A lost slipper at a ball.
A boy who is abducted by a witch in the woods.
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In the original Little Red Riding Hood, the wolf;
Becomes besties with Grandma
Climbs down the chimney and is burnt on a cauldron of water
Captures Red before she gets to her Grandma's House
Gets Red to eat her grandmother’s remnants without knowing
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What is a convention?
A style or category of art, music, or literature
The setting of a fairy tale
The features or parts of a specific kind of text or genre
A place where authors go to talk about fairytales
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Folklore is made of two words "folk" and "lore". In Old English, these terms mean:
"folk" - random people on the street, "lore" - the laws
"folk" - community, "lore" - history
"folk" - community, "lore" - learning
"folk" - tradition, "lore" - laws