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In "The Longwitton Dragon," why can the knight not slay the dragon? (from Heros: Likely and Unlikely)

The knight forgot his sword.

The dragon begs to be forgiven.

The dragon's tail is in the water.

The dragon's toe is in the water.

Who threatens the girl at the start of "The Goose Girl"? (from Wonder Talkes, Tall Tales, and Brag)

The prince.

The queen.

Her maid-in-waiting.

Her sister.

What do the animals decide to buy in "Why the Hare Runs Away"? (from Tricksters, Rogues, and Cheats)

A tractor.

A bone.

A hoe.

A cave.

In "The Three Sillies," what does the maiden weep over in the basement? (from The Fool: Numbskulls and Noodleheads)

A dying bird.

A broken heart.

A mallet.

A screwdriver.

The man in "Those Stubborn Souls, the Biellese," is turned into _______________. (from The Fool: Numbskulls and Noodleheads)

A frog.

A dog.

A pig.

A cat.

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