2. What fairy tale character was the writer's favorite?
(a) Sleeping Beauty.
(b) Rapunzel.
(c) Rumpelstiltskin.
(d) Red Riding Hood.

3. Disregarding a personality can be equivalent to discarding what?
(a) Ego.
(b) Reality.
(c) Person.
(d) Choice.

4. When faced with ambivalence, a child must learn to understand which emotion is the most:
(a) Useful.
(b) Beneficial.
(c) Valuable.
(d) Harmful.

5. What famous character has been studied by psychologists and psychiatrists?
(a) Cinderella.
(b) Sphinx.
(c) Oedipus.
(d) Big bad wolf.

6. What famous doctor is well known for his studies on that particular character?
(a) Freud.
(b) Spock.
(c) Jung.
(d) Sartre.

7. Fairy tales help children to learn how to develop which of the following?
(a) Phobias.
(b) Storytelling skills.
(c) Solutions.
(d) Imagination.

8. The author states that learning how to integrate personalities is ______ to a child.
(a) Pointless.
(b) Beneficial.
(c) Important.
(d) Essential.

9. What story does the little girl relate to her mother?
(a) Snow White.
(b) Little Red Riding Hood.
(c) Sleeping Beauty.
(d) Cinderella.

10. The separation of good and evil is often portrayed in fairy tales through what type of character?
(a) Wicked Stepmother.
(b) Evil magical creature.
(c) Benevolent force.
(d) Monster.

11. In ancient times, stories were often fashioned from tales regarding _________________.
(a) Strange creatures.
(b) Talking animals.
(c) Gods and goddesses.
(d) Religious figures.

12. What is the first story referred to by the Brothers Grimm?
(a) Fisherman and the Jinny.
(b) Jack and the Beanstalk.
(c) Hansel and Gretel.
(d) Queen Bee.

13. Religious parables gave the child a view of all of the following except for which one?
(a) Realism.
(b) Tradition.
(c) Morality.
(d) Spirituality.

14. Who is the villain in the first story?
(a) Queen.
(b) Witch.
(c) Stepmother.
(d) Wolf.

15. Fairy tales tend to start out in what way?
(a) Abstract.
(b) Realistic.
(c) Concrete.
(d) Fanciful.