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Quiz sobre los hermanos Grimm y sus cuentos.

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Gustavo Rosas

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GrimmVersion en ligne Quiz sobre los hermanos Grimm y sus cuentos. par Gustavo Rosas 1 What kind of stories did the Brothers Grimm enjoy? a Stories about real historical figures b Stories with mystery and danger c Stories with science and inventions d Stories with no villains 2 Where did they discover a library full of tales? a At school with the help of a wise man b At their home in Kassel c In a church near their town d In a royal palace 3 What was the title of their famous collection? a Tales of Magic and Mystery b Stories for Young Readers c Children's and Household Tales d Fairy Tales from Germany 4 When was their first collection published? a 1812 b 1820 c 1901 d 1857 5 How many languages has the collection been translated into? a Around 100 b More than 160 c Over 200 d About 50 6 Which country built two theme parks inspired by the tales? a Germany b The United States c Japan d France 7 During their lifetime, how successful were the Grimms’ books in Germany? a They were banned by the government b They were bestsellers immediately c They sold only a few copies d They were read only by children 8 How did the brothers originally see themselves? a As novelists and poets b As entertainers for children c As historians of royal families d As students of folklore 9 Where did they usually hear the stories they collected? a From their parents at bedtime b From books in foreign languages c From actors in theaters d From traveling storytellers in their home 10 What did Wilhelm try to do with later editions? a Shorten the tales to make them easier b Remove all morals from the stories c Make them more acceptable to parents d Add illustrations to every page 11 What is one moral lesson the stories were meant to teach? a Always compete to be the best b Believe in magic c Travel the world d Keep your promises 12 Despite editing, what kind of details often remained? a Scary and violent details b Romantic and funny details c Long footnotes and explanations d Descriptions of food and clothing 13 What does Cinderella’s story mainly represent? a A tale of friendship and loyalty b A warning about evil stepmothers c A struggle for survival in the forest d A 'rags to riches' story of finding love 14 Why do people believe the Grimms’ tales are still popular? a They show the importance of money b They describe real historical events c They are only suitable for young children d They give escape and hope for the future

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GrimmVersion en ligne

par Gustavo Rosas

What kind of stories did the Brothers Grimm enjoy?

Where did they discover a library full of tales?

What was the title of their famous collection?

When was their first collection published?

How many languages has the collection been translated into?

Which country built two theme parks inspired by the tales?

During their lifetime, how successful were the Grimms’ books in Germany?

How did the brothers originally see themselves?

Where did they usually hear the stories they collected?

What did Wilhelm try to do with later editions?

What is one moral lesson the stories were meant to teach?

Despite editing, what kind of details often remained?

What does Cinderella’s story mainly represent?

Why do people believe the Grimms’ tales are still popular?