Only A True Fairy Can Pass This Amber The Orange Fairy Quiz!

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1. What did the orange fairy dust turn into as it fell?

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The orange fairy dust turned into orange bubbles as it fell. This suggests that the fairy dust had magical properties that caused it to transform into bubbles. The color orange adds to the whimsical nature of the fairy dust, creating a magical and enchanting atmosphere.

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Only A True Fairy Can Pass This Amber The Orange Fairy Quiz! - Quiz

Children are so in love with Amber and the orange fairy. It's a children classic that talks about fairies and come in different shades of colors. How did you get to know about this story, have you read it? Tell us through taking this quiz.

2. Who is that evil person that sends the fairies far away

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Jack Frost is the correct answer because he is commonly portrayed as an evil character in folklore and literature. He is known for his ability to create winter weather and freeze everything in his path, which would explain why he is capable of sending the fairies far away. Additionally, Jack Frost is often depicted as a mischievous and malevolent being, making him a likely candidate for being the evil person in question.

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3. What or what was in the mysterious Shell?

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The correct answer is Amber the Orange Fairy because the question asks about what or who was in the mysterious Shell, and out of the given options, Amber the Orange Fairy is the most likely candidate.

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4. What did the bubbles smell like?

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The bubbles smelled like oranges.

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5. Who was in the pot when they went back to see Ruby?

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When they went back to see Ruby, Bertman the frog footman was in the pot.

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6. What color was Ambers' hair?

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Amber's hair color is indicated by the word "was" in the question, implying that it is a past tense. Among the given options, brown is the only color that is commonly associated with natural hair color. Therefore, the correct answer is brown.

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7. Why couldn't Amber fly at first?

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Amber couldn't fly at first because Jack Frost cast a spell on her. This spell likely affected her ability to fly, either by disabling her wings or causing some other hindrance.

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8. How many books make up this story?

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The correct answer is 7 because the question asks how many books make up the story, implying that the story is divided into multiple books. Among the given options, 7 is the only number that represents the number of books in the story.

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9. Who was the illustrator of this book?

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George Ripper is the correct answer because the question asks for the illustrator of the book, and George Ripper is one of the options provided.

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10. What is the genre of this book?

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The genre of this book is fairy because it is specifically mentioned as one of the options.

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What did the orange fairy dust turn into as it fell?
Who is that evil person that sends the fairies far away
What or what was in the mysterious Shell?
What did the bubbles smell like?
Who was in the pot when they went back to see Ruby?
What color was Ambers' hair?
Why couldn't Amber fly at first?
How many books make up this story?
Who was the illustrator of this book?
What is the genre of this book?
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