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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the princess do when the frog is in bed with her and begins to talk sweetly to her?
(a) She passes out.
(b) She throws him across the room.
(c) She vomits.
(d) She leaves.

2. The princesses dance like ___________ at Roseland as if the tickets would run right out.
(a) Strippers.
(b) Burlesque women.
(c) Taxi girls.
(d) Goddesses.

3. What does the mother call the son when she is hungry and starving to eat something?
(a) My hungry boy.
(b) Little plum.
(c) Little roast.
(d) Little pig.

4. The _______________ places long distance calls in the middle of the night and holds the phone as they vomit.
(a) Drunken priest.
(b) Drunken boyfriend.
(c) Drunken grandma.
(d) Drunken poet.

5. When the two were married, they decided to live on a _______________.
(a) Castle.
(b) Farm.
(c) Ant farm.
(d) Sugar cube.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does the golden ball go when the princess accidentally loses it in the poem?

2. What does Hansel take with him as he hears that his parents are going to lose them in the forest?

3. A cruel father once cut off his daughter's _________ so that he could escape the wizard.

4. What does the ground do in the presence of a frog, since it has boil disease and a belly full of parasites?

5. Sexton calls the wolf a sort of ___________ at the start of the story of Red Riding Hood.

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens to the king after several long years of searching for his family?

2. What happens when the mother and remaining sisters decide to slaughter the goat?

3. What does the wolf learn from the girl the first time they talk, since she is not afraid of him at all.

4. What will happen for the two eyed sister if she sings for the goat, according to the advice of an old woman?

5. Who are Sexton's judge and jury when she begins the poem, "The Frog Prince?"

6. Why does the father decide that he needs to cut off the hands of his daughter in the poem?

7. Why are the messages being sent between the king and the princess getting mixed up in the story?

8. What is the passageway to the world where the princesses dance all night?

9. Where do the princesses sleep when they are locked in their room each night?

10. What is the problem with the tree which the knight sees and then wants to have one of its branches?

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