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To protect fairy tales everywhere you must match the twisted fairy tales with the fairy tales the story represents.

A matching quiz by pennie1478. Estimated time: 3 mins.
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Author
pennie1478
Time
3 mins
Type
Match Quiz
Quiz #
382,725
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Easy
Avg Score
8 / 10
Plays
1215
Last 3 plays: DaMoopies (8/10), Guest 98 (5/10), TurkishLizzy (8/10).
(a) Drag-and-drop from the right to the left, or (b) click on a right side answer box and then on a left side box to move it.
QuestionsChoices
1. "Boy, Snow, Bird" by Helen Oyeyemi  
  The Little Mermaid
2. "Princess of Thorns" by Stacey Jay  
  Sleeping Beauty
3. "Beauty" by Robin Mckinley  
  Little Red Riding Hood
4. "Ash" by Malinda Lo  
  Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
5. "Mirror, Mirror" by Gregory Maguire  
  Sleeping Beauty
6. "The Gates of Sleep" by Mercedes Lackey  
  Cinderella
7. "Dorothy Must Die" by Danielle Paige  
  Beauty and the Beast
8. "The Girls at the Kingfisher Club" by Genevieve Valentine  
  Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
9. "Sisters Red" by Jackson Pearce  
  The Wizard of Oz
10. "Mermaid" by Carolyn Turgeon  
  The Twelve Dancing Princesses





Select each answer

1. "Boy, Snow, Bird" by Helen Oyeyemi
2. "Princess of Thorns" by Stacey Jay
3. "Beauty" by Robin Mckinley
4. "Ash" by Malinda Lo
5. "Mirror, Mirror" by Gregory Maguire
6. "The Gates of Sleep" by Mercedes Lackey
7. "Dorothy Must Die" by Danielle Paige
8. "The Girls at the Kingfisher Club" by Genevieve Valentine
9. "Sisters Red" by Jackson Pearce
10. "Mermaid" by Carolyn Turgeon

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Sep 28 2024 : DaMoopies: 8/10
Sep 27 2024 : Guest 98: 5/10
Sep 21 2024 : TurkishLizzy: 8/10
Sep 09 2024 : Guest 23: 6/10

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. "Boy, Snow, Bird" by Helen Oyeyemi

Answer: Snow White and the Seven Dwarves

Helen Oyeyemi twists the story of Snow White into her 2014 story about a girl named Boy, her stepdaughter named Snow, and the daughter Boy and Arturo have together named Bird. When Bird is born, her birth reveals the fact that Boy and Arturo are both light skinned African Americans.

Hesitating over the fact that Arturo's family wants the dark skinned Bird to be sent away, Boy has her stepdaughter Snow sent away instead so Bird, Boy, and Arturo can be a family.
2. "Princess of Thorns" by Stacey Jay

Answer: Sleeping Beauty

Stacey Jay turns the fairytale of "Sleeping Beauty" into a gender swapping fairy tale when eleven princes are fated to die after a witch's curse and one prince searches for a way to break it. Meanwhile Princess Aurora must fight to get back everything she lost when she was a child. Published in 2014, Stacey Jay's "Princess of Thorns" weaves a tale of mysticism, romance, and truth.
3. "Beauty" by Robin Mckinley

Answer: Beauty and the Beast

Published in 1978, "Beauty" tells the story of a girl named Honour and the sacrifice she made to keep her father alive and how it led to her greatest love. Bound by the honor of a deal made by her father, Honour moves into an enchanted castle to live with a beast.

As six months go by, Honour finally answers the question the beast asked her every night: "I love you and yes I will marry you". Her answer changes both their lives forever.
4. "Ash" by Malinda Lo

Answer: Cinderella

Better known as Ash, Aisling takes care of her stepmother and stepsisters after the death of her father. Treated as a servant, Ash escapes into the world of fairies where her mother once escaped. When Ash meets the huntress Kaisa, her heart wants to live in the real world with Kaisa instead of the fairy world. Published in 2009, "Ash" was written by Malinda Lo.
5. "Mirror, Mirror" by Gregory Maguire

Answer: Snow White and the Seven Dwarves

Published in 2003, Gregory Maguire's "Mirror, Mirror" twisted the story of Snow White into an Italian tale about Bianca de Nevada and her will to survive her guardian, Lucrezia Borgia, and the woman's ardent tries at killing Bianca by sword or by poison apple.
6. "The Gates of Sleep" by Mercedes Lackey

Answer: Sleeping Beauty

Mercedes Lackey weaves a tale of jealousy, love, and revenge as she makes "Sleeping Beauty" into her own story. Published in March 2003, "The Gates of Sleep" tells the tale of an infant named Marina who is sent away from her parents to protect her after her aunt casts a spell that will kill Marina on her eighteenth birthday. Unbeknownst to her aunt, on the same night the spell is cast, it is changed so Marina will only fall asleep and not die.

When tragedy strikes, Marina is sent to live with the aunt that cast the spell on her. True love wins out and Marina learns what true love is really like.
7. "Dorothy Must Die" by Danielle Paige

Answer: The Wizard of Oz

Amy Gumm lived in Kansas before a tornado transported her to Oz. This Oz, however, isn't the city she remembered from the movie. In Danielle Paige's 2015 book, Amy learns that Dorothy from Kansas is evil and is threatening the lives of everyone who doesn't bow before her. Joining a group known as the Order, Amy knows one thing has to happen to protect herself and the people in Oz: Dorothy must die.
8. "The Girls at the Kingfisher Club" by Genevieve Valentine

Answer: The Twelve Dancing Princesses

Published in 2015, "The Girls at the Kingfisher Club" tells the story of twelve sisters who spend their days at home and their nights dancing at the Kingfisher Club. After their father learns of their machinations, he threatens to send his daughters to an asylum to get rid of them.

The oldest daughter, Jo (nicknamed The General) is the only savior the girls have. With her quick thinking, Jo gets the girls out of the house and each one finds a new life.
9. "Sisters Red" by Jackson Pearce

Answer: Little Red Riding Hood

Scarlett and Rosie March are sisters and hunters, but they aren't just any hunters. Scarlett and Rosie hunt werewolves. After their grandmother was killed and Scarlett was attacked the same day, Scarlett and Rosie set out on a hunt to destroy all the werewolves. Published in 2010, "Sisters Red" is the first in a series of retold fairytales by Jackson Pearce.
10. "Mermaid" by Carolyn Turgeon

Answer: The Little Mermaid

One princess hiding in a convent. One mermaid longing to be with the human she fell in love with. Both women in love with the same man. Lenia and Margrethe meet on the shores outside a convent when Lenia brings a wounded man to Margrethe for help. Thus begins the tale of love, honor, and friendship. Published in 2011, Carolyn Turgeon's book "Mermaid" remakes the beloved classic "The Little Mermaid" into a powerful story sure to catch the eye of any romantic.
Source: Author pennie1478

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