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A) The Nightingale and the Sparrow B) The Nightingale and the Snake C) The Nightingale and the Blindworm D) The Blindworm and the Toad
A) Children who baked bread B) Children who played slaughtering C) Children who played house D) Children who went to war
A) A magical crow B) Puss in Boots C) A talking donkey D) A golden dog
A) The Golden Key B) The Frog Prince C) Bluebeard D) The King of the Gold Mountain
A) A carpenter B) A blacksmith C) A tailor D) A soldier
A) The Golden Egg B) Princess and the Pea C) Princess Mouse Skin D) The Swan Prince
A) The Carpenter B) The Lion C) The Frog Prince D) The Tailor
A) The Murder Castle B) The King's Hasty Promise C) The Wild Man D) The Strange Inn
A) Phoenix Bird B) A talking crow C) A white dove D) A golden swan
A) The Sluggard B) The Faithful Animals C) The Starving Children D) Saint Solicitous
A) 1857 B) 1815 C) 1802 D) 1812
A) Folklore B) History C) Literature D) Law
A) Achim von Arnim B) Clemens Brentano C) Philipp Grot Johann D) Friedrich Carl von Savigny
A) 210 B) 170 C) 86 D) 70
A) GFT B) CHF C) KHM D) KHT
A) To earn money for law school B) To write a history of old German literature C) To create a children's storybook D) To compete with Arnim and Brentano
A) Friedrich Carl von Savigny B) Jacob Grimm C) Anton Robert Leinweber D) Wilhelm Grimm
A) The original mothers were too boring B) To increase the length of the stories C) It was requested by the publisher D) The Grimms held motherhood sacred
A) 210 B) 170 C) 86 D) 70
A) UNESCO B) World Literature Society C) United Nations D) European Union
A) World War I B) Napoleonic Wars C) Seven Years' War D) Franco-Prussian War
A) They were increased B) They were made more explicit C) They were removed D) They were moved to an appendix
A) Arthur Rackham B) Joseph Jacobs C) Ludwig Emil Grimm D) Walter Crane
A) Five B) One hundred C) Fifty D) Ten
A) Jeremiah Curtin B) Joseph Jacobs C) Alexander Afanasyev D) Peter Christen Asbjørnsen
A) Joseph Jacobs B) Adolf Hitler C) W. H. Auden D) Jane Yolen
A) W. H. Auden B) D.L. Ashliman C) Alexander Afanasyev D) Adolf Hitler
A) Altdänische Heldenlieder B) Die deutsche Heldensage C) Über deutsche Runen D) German Legends
A) Jeremiah Curtin B) Ludwig Emil Grimm C) Arthur Rackham D) D.L. Ashliman
A) 50 B) 5 C) 10 D) 100
A) D.L. Ashliman B) W. H. Auden C) Jeremiah Curtin D) Joseph Jacobs
A) Rie Cramer B) Arthur Rackham C) Jane Yolen D) Walter Crane
A) Königliche Hausmärchen B) Kulturelle Hausmärchen C) Kinder- und Hausmärchen D) Kinder- und Heldenmärchen
A) United Kingdom B) Austria C) France D) Germany
A) 27 B) 25 C) 28 D) 26
A) 30 B) 21 C) 12 D) 18
A) Mother Holle B) Snow White C) Rapunzel D) Cinderella
A) American B) French C) Soviet D) British
A) The Twelve Brothers B) The Seven Ravens C) Snow White D) The White Snake
A) Falada B) Pegasus C) Bucephalus D) Shadowfax
A) It turns metal into gold B) It summons a magical servant C) It heals all wounds D) It grants invisibility
A) Through a secret trapdoor B) The floor turns into a slide C) They turn into birds D) They fly out the window
A) A golden bird B) A treasure map C) A small iron chest D) A secret door
A) A pig B) A rooster C) A donkey D) A goat
A) A phoenix feather B) The king's crown C) Water from a magic well D) A golden apple |