A Tale of Traditional Tales

Traditional tales are true stories that actually happened.

• True

• False

The setting of a story is

• when the story took place.

• the main character in the story.

• where the story took place.

• how the story ends.

Some common settings for traditional tales are

• castles, forests and magical kingdoms

• trains, planes and automobiles.

• cars, schools and swimming pools.

• playgrounds, movie theatres and supermarkets.

Traditional tales can have different versions because they were told and retold and changed along the way!

• True

• False

I have long, beautiful hair that people climbed to get into the tower. Who am I?

• Sleeping Beauty

• Rumplestiltskin

• Rapunzel

• The Frog Prince

I was put under a spell that caused me to sleep for one hundred years. Who am I?

• Rapunzel

• Sleeping Beauty

• Rumplestiltskin

• The Frog Prince

I chased Jack down the beanstalk because he had stolen my hen and harp. Who am I?

• Hansel

• The Giant

• Jack

• Rumplestiltskin

I tricked Hansel and Gretel to come inside my gingerbread house. Who am I?

• Jack

• The Giant

• The Wicked Witch

• Goldilocks

I have two ugly step-sisters and an ugly step-mother. Who am I?

• Goldilocks

• Cinderella

• Sleeping Beauty

• Little Red Riding Hood

How many dwarves are there in the story of Snow White

• 5

• 8

• 6

• 7