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