2. What happens when the boy pours hot wax on the princess' faces in "The Three Black Princesses"?
(a) They turn half white.
(b) They are burned.
(c) They turn into swans.
(d) They die.

3. What other story is "The Flail from Heaven" slightly similar to?
(a) Cinderella.
(b) Jack and the Beanstalk.
(c) Hansel and Gretel.
(d) Little Red-Riding Hood.

4. With what does the industrious girl in "The Hurds" make a beautiful dress?
(a) Silk.
(b) Flax.
(c) Cotton.
(d) Wheat.

5. What items does the poor boy believe to be poison in "The Poor Boy in the Grave"?
(a) Milk and sweetcakes.
(b) Milk and honey.
(c) Honey and wine.
(d) Sweetcakes and wine.

6. What common fairy tale element is found in "The Lambkin and the Little Fish"?
(a) Wicked witch.
(b) Evil stepmother.
(c) A handsome prince.
(d) The use of three.

7. What is the "The Boots of Buffalo-Leather" a story about?
(a) Supernatural elements.
(b) Hidden identity.
(c) Honesty.
(d) Religion.

8. Who accompanies the poor man in watching over the rich man's grave on the third night in "The Grave Mound"?
(a) The rich man's wife.
(b) A soldier.
(c) His wife.
(d) The devil.

9. Who helps the soldier in "The Blue Light"?
(a) A witch.
(b) An elf.
(c) A fairy.
(d) A dwarf.

10. What does "The Ear of Corn" remind people not to be?
(a) Haughty.
(b) Greedy.
(c) Wasteful.
(d) Arrogant.

11. Who comes down from the heavens and forces the dead to lie back in their graves in "The Moon"?
(a) St. Peter.
(b) The Lord.
(c) Death.
(d) Our Lady.

12. Who does "Our Lady" in "Our Lady's Little Glass" refer to?
(a) No one in particular.
(b) Virgin Mary.
(c) A little girl.
(d) The queen.

13. What is the lesson in "The Hut in the Forest"?
(a) Treat animals with kindness.
(b) Do not lie.
(c) Using your own intellect with help you.
(d) Always look to God for help.

14. What is the lesson taught in "The Three Green Twigs"?
(a) God sees and knows all.
(b) One should always have faith in God.
(c) Even the smallest sin is of importance to God.
(d) God is forgiving.

15. Why does the farmer want to get rid of the horse in "The Fox and the Horse"?
(a) He thinks the horse is useless.
(b) The horse is dead.
(c) He wants to buy a new, more attractive looking horse.
(d) The horse does not listen to commands.