Fairies: Real Or Myth?

1. Who wrote Peter Pan?

Peter Pan

J.M. Barrie

Hook

Tinker Bell

J.M. Barrie was the author/play write of Peter Pan.

Explanation

J.M. Barrie was the author/play write of Peter Pan.

About This Quiz

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2. What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

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2. Was the picture of the dead fairy real or fake?

Real, it was not children's bones, so it was real!

Fake, it was an April Fool's joke

This was an April Fool's joke played on England, but the people who did this prank were just very clever in how they played this.

Explanation

This was an April Fool's joke played on England, but the people who did this prank were just very clever in how they played this.

3. Who is a sassy fairy who Peter Pan loves?

There are no such things as fairies

That particular fairy is not real

TINKER BELL!

All of the above, they are opinions

Tinker Bell may be a fictional character of the imagination, or a real fairy that J.M Barrie just happened to have a correct assumption of what fairies are like.

Explanation

Tinker Bell may be a fictional character of the imagination, or a real fairy that J.M Barrie just happened to have a correct assumption of what fairies are like.

4. How many people did NOT believe in fairies?

Out of twenty people, thirteen of them, who had no imagination, didn't believe.

Explanation

Out of twenty people, thirteen of them, who had no imagination, didn't believe.

5. What is the main ingredient in Fairy Food?

Cream cheese

Cinnamon and sugar

Coconut

Butter

Ground coconut is the main ingredient in this treat that I left out to be enjoyed by fairies.

Explanation

Ground coconut is the main ingredient in this treat that I left out to be enjoyed by fairies.

6. What was the first fairy mentioned in my narrative?

Daisy

Izzy

She was unnamed, but she appeared!

Mary Poppins

On the cover of my narrative, I had a picture of a fairy. She was unnamed, but I did mention the fairy named Daisy, so technically, they are both right.

Explanation

On the cover of my narrative, I had a picture of a fairy. She was unnamed, but I did mention the fairy named Daisy, so technically, they are both right.