2. With whom does the peasant trade places when he is sentenced to be killed in "The Little Peasant"?
(a) Another peasant.
(b) A shepherd.
(c) A cow herder.
(d) No one.

3. What animal is Jorinda turned into in Jorinda and Joringel?
(a) A hare.
(b) A fox.
(c) A toad.
(d) A bird.

4. What is the story "The Gold-Children" about?
(a) The greed of men.
(b) The hate of family.
(c) The beauty of men.
(d) The love of family.

5. Which of the following common fairy tales motifs is not found in "The Poor Miller's Boy and the Cat"?
(a) The use of three.
(b) An evil stepmother.
(c) A beautiful princess.
(d) Hans as a character.

6. Who is inside the house that the animals in "The Bremen Town Musicians" come across?
(a) Robbers.
(b) A princess.
(c) Other musicians.
(d) A witch.

7. In "Gambling Hansel," what does God grant him?
(a) A beautiful wife.
(b) Passage to Heaven.
(c) Escape from Hell.
(d) Three wishes.

8. What is a common fairy tale motif found in "Brother Lustig"?
(a) A damsel in distress.
(b) An evil witch.
(c) An enchanted item.
(d) Talking animals.

9. What does the boy learn how to do in "The Thief and his Master"?
(a) Change into various people.
(b) Pickpocket.
(c) Change into various animals.
(d) Scam women.

10. In "The Fisherman and his Wife," what negative trait caused their downfall?
(a) Pride.
(b) Arrogance.
(c) Gluttony.
(d) Greed.

11. What must the sister not do for six years in "The Six Swans"?
(a) Dance.
(b) Smile.
(c) Speak.
(d) Cry.

12. What job does the bird have that he ends up wanting to switch in "The Mouse, the Bird, and the Sausage"?
(a) Bringing home firewood.
(b) Cooking and setting the table.
(c) Light the fire.
(d) Carry water.

13. What common fairy tale motif is found in "The Singing, Soaring Lark"?
(a) A cursed princess.
(b) An evil stepmother.
(c) A handsome king.
(d) Supernatural elements.

14. In "The Three Little Men in the Woods," what does the stepmother send the maiden out in search of and in what season?
(a) Blueberries in the winter.
(b) Strawberries in the fall.
(c) Blueberries in the fall.
(d) Strawberries in the winter.

15. In "Story of a Youth Who Went Forth to Learn What Fear Was," how does the boy finally learn about fear?
(a) The large black animals in the haunted house spook him.
(b) The ghost in the haunted house scares him.
(c) His wife throws fish on him.
(d) The king jumps at him.