A Tale Dark and Grimm

How did Gretel discover when she reached the door of the Crystal Mountain?

• She had lost the turkey bone.

• She had lost the keys.

• She had lost the chicken bone.

• She had lost the trail.

What did Hansel and Gretel resolve to do?

• They would take care of themselves without each other.

• They would take care of themselves without siblings.

• They would take care of themselves without family members.

• They would take care of themselves without parents.

What was unusual about the magnificient tree in the center of the clearing?

• It stared at them.

• It had a written map with the desire location.

• It had a woman's face and it could talk.

• It invited them to take more of what they needed.

What did the tree tell Hansel and Greter they must do if they lived in the wood?

• Make sure they took more from the wood than they needed.

• Take no more from the wood than they needed.

• Just take whatever they needed from the wood.

• Take a good amount from the wood of what they needed.

After a while, what did Gretel notice about the wood?

• There were no noice, no small rodents, and no ducks.

• There were no songbirds, no small rodents, and no deer.

• There were no songbirds, no small rodents, and no dogs.

• There were no songbirds, no small racoons, and no deer.

What is the name of the large and wonderful wood that Hansel and Gretel found?

• Lebenwald or The Wood of Life

• Crystal Mountain

• The Kingdom of Grimm

• Some place in Grimm

What is the main theme of "A Tale Dark and Grimm"?

• The importance of wealth

• The adventures of growing up

• The power of magic

• The strength of friendship

What is the primary setting of 'A Tale Dark and Grimm'?

• A) A magical forest

• B) A bustling city

• C) A deserted island

• D) A haunted castle

Which character trait best describes Hansel in 'A Tale Dark and Grimm'?

• A) Cowardly

• B) Brave

• C) Selfish

• D) Indifferent

What literary device is predominantly used in 'A Tale Dark and Grimm'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Irony

• D) Alliteration