Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs

The question asks about the fruit that was poisoned. Among the options provided, the correct answer is apple.

The queen disguised herself as an old lady.

Snow White saw a house.

The correct answer is "it was clean." This suggests that the seven dwarfs noticed a change in the cleanliness of their house. Previously, it might have been dirty, but now it is clean. The change in cleanliness could imply that someone, possibly Snow White, had cleaned the house.

The queen asked the huntsman to bring back Snow White's heart. This suggests that the queen wanted Snow White to be killed, as she was jealous of her beauty and wanted to be the fairest in the land. By asking for Snow White's heart, the queen intended for the huntsman to prove that Snow White was dead.

Snow White often daydreamed about a prince while she worked. This suggests that she longed for a romantic partner and a fairy tale love story. The idea of a prince represents a sense of adventure, love, and a happily ever after, which may have provided an escape from her mundane and lonely life of cleaning.

The prince saved Snow White. He was the one who kissed her and broke the spell of the evil queen's poison apple, waking her up from her deep sleep. The prince's true love for Snow White proved to be the ultimate salvation for her.

The dwarfs forgot the word "wash" and its meaning.

The correct answer is "brush her hair." This can be inferred from the fact that the other two options involve actions towards Snow White, while brushing her hair is a personal activity that the king's new wife would like to do for herself.