What Do You Know About Fairy? Quiz
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A fairy is often associated with supernatural, metaphysical and preternatural forces because it is a form of spirit. In European folklore, fairies are fearsome creatures with special powers. This explains the reason for the fright that occupies children's face whenever they hear about fairies. Do you think it's all lies?
- 1.Which of these is not a kind of fairy?
- A.
Pixie
- B.
Eros
- C.
Elf
- D.
Spirit
- 2.Which of these fairy groupings is less popular?
- A.
Legendary creature
- B.
Elf
- C.
Tuatha De Dannan
- D.
Sprite
- 3.Which of these is not a form of protection from fairies?
- A.
Amulets
- B.
Talisman
- C.
Catapults
- D.
Cold iron
- 4.Which of these pranks is not ascribed to fairies?
- A.
Dodging police officers
- B.
Leading travelers astray
- C.
Stealing small items
- D.
Tangling the hair of sleepers
- 5.How many groups of fairies exist according to Scottish folklore?
- A.
3 groups
- B.
2 groups
- C.
5 groups
- D.
4 groups
- 6.What kind of fairies does not associate with others?
- A.
Solitary fairies
- B.
Unseelie fairies
- C.
Trooping fairies
- D.
Giant fairies
- 7.What kind of fairies appears in groups?
- A.
Solitary fairies
- B.
Lowly fairies
- C.
Trooping fairies
- D.
Special fairies
- 8.Which of these animals does fairy women assume?
- A.
Hare
- B.
Cat
- C.
Deer
- D.
Gulls
- 9.Which of these artists did not produce artworks about fairies?
- A.
Circely Barker
- B.
Arthur Rackham
- C.
Nene Thomas
- D.
Cecil Murphy
- 10.Which of these artists created paintings of fairy-folk with a sinister and malign tone?
- A.
Richard Dadd
- B.
Alice Moser
- C.
Jose King
- D.
Mathew Wells
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