Jack And The Beanstalk Fairy Tale! Trivia Questions Quiz
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The antagonist is always an evil character.
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True
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False
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Explore the elements of fairy tales and storytelling through the 'Jack and the Beanstalk Fairy Tale! Trivia Questions Quiz'. Assess your understanding of literary genres, character roles, and narrative structures in an engaging and educational format.
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Every story must have a conflict.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
No conflict = No story Can you imagine a story where everyone is happy and nothing happens?Rate this question:
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Fairy tales deal with realistic characters.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
Fairy tales deal with imaginary characters such as magicians, dragons, ogres, monsters, witches, wizards and fairies to satisfy the wild imagination of children.Rate this question:
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One significant event usually takes place in a novel.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
One significant event usually takes place in a short story not in a novel.Rate this question:
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One difference between a novel and a poem is in the style they are presented in.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Remember that each genre has a unique presentation style.Rate this question:
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We have 3 types of genres in Literature.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
We have 3 genres or types in Literature: poems, plays and fiction.Rate this question:
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Fairy tales are passed on quickly from one generation to the next because of their simple and meaningful plot.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Fairy tales were originally transmitted orally (by mouth) from one generation to the next because of their simple and meaningful plots.Rate this question:
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Jack and the Beanstalk is an example of a novel.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The simple plot, limited number of characters and the fact that none of the characters were fully developed make this a short story, not a novel.Rate this question:
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Jack's character can be interpreted as both a hero and a villain.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
This depends on how you see Jack in the story, some might argue that Jack is a responsible boy trying to give himself and his mother a good life. Others can argue that Jack stole, betrayed and killed for his own selfish needs. Both arguments can be justified.Rate this question:
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There is a clear moral to the story 'Jack and the Beanstalk'.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The moral is not very clear in this story because even if you see Jack as a hero in the story, how can you justify the continued theft Jack committed against the Ogre? Jack seems to be rewarded in the end simply because this story is for children and usually a happy ending is expected. Remember that not all stories have morals, and this story seems to be one of them.Rate this question:
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The climax in 'Jack and the Beanstalk' is when the ogre found out about Jack.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The climax is the most important point in a story or the turning point in a story. When Jack is caught stealing from the ogre is the climax because the story suddenly becomes tense and we don't know if Jack will live or die.Rate this question:
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What are the 5 key elements of fiction?
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Fiction, drama, poetry, plays, non-fiction
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Non-fiction, fiction, poetry, drama, plays
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Setting, plot, character, point of view, theme
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Intro, rising & falling action, climax, resolution
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A. Setting, plot, character, point of view, themeExplanation
I will kill you if you get this question wrong!!!!Rate this question:
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The plot is usually consisted of...
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Fiction, drama, poetry, plays, non-fiction
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Non-fiction, fiction, poetry, drama, plays
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Setting, plot, character, point of view, theme
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Intro, rising & falling action, climax, resolution
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A. Intro, rising & falling action, climax, resolutionExplanation
Don't forget the plot diagram.Rate this question:
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How many different types of point of view do we have?
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2
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3
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4
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5
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A. 3Explanation
We have 3 different points of view:
1st person
3rd person omniscient (all knowing and talks about everyone)
3rd person limited (focuses on one character only)Rate this question:
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What are the two types of conflict?
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Rising and falling
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Opposition and struggle
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Intro and conclusion
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Internal and external
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A. Internal and externalExplanation
Internal conflict means the character struggles with himself, his ideas and beliefs.
External conflict means the character struggles with other characters, society or nature.Rate this question:
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Why are there many repeated words in 'Jack and the Beanstalk'?
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To add suspense and excitement to the story
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It's a simple writing style because it's for children
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To give the audience the size or state of something
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All the above
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A. All the aboveExplanation
I don't think this needs more explanation!Rate this question:
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Why does the ogre's wife hide Jack in the oven?
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She didn't want her husband to eat him
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She didn't want Jack to see the ogre
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She wanted to cook him for dinner
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Jack never hid in the oven
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A. She didn't want her husband to eat himExplanation
She felt sorry for Jack and let him in and gave him some food. When she heard her husband (the ogre) come home, she hid Jack in the oven so that he doesn't eat him.Rate this question:
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What impression do you get of Jack when he swapped the cow for the magic beans?
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He is a poor person
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He is a gullible person
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He is a hard working person
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He is a smart person
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A. He is a gullible personExplanation
If some stranger tells you that he'll give you magic beans in exchange for your car, would you do it? I thought so! A gullible person is someone who is easily cheated or fooled, someone who quickly believes whatever he hears.Rate this question:
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Why did Jack cut the beanstalk down at the end of the story?
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Because it was blocking his view from the window
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Because he didn't need it anymore
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Because the ogre was coming after him
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Because his mother told him to
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A. Because the ogre was coming after himExplanation
If Jack didn't cut the beanstalk down and kill the ogre, the ogre would have definitely killed and eaten Jack so Jack really had no choice.Rate this question:
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Why do you think the cow stopped giving milk?
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It didn't feel like it
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It was sick
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It was having a bad day
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It was getting old
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Any of the above answers
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A. Any of the above answersExplanation
We really have no idea why Milky-white stopped giving milk and the story doesn't mention any reasons. The story leaves it to the reader's imagination!Rate this question:
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