This Key Stage 1 reading quiz looks at characteristics of fairy tales. This quiz asks children to identify the key features in these stories. The National Curriculum suggests Year 1 children in KS1 English and Literacy classes should know and be able to retell these tales, alongside traditional stories.
Many fairy tales have similar features, like how they begin. As soon as you read or hear ‘Once upon a time…’ you know this is a fairy tale. Test your knowledge on similarities between your favourite fairy tales.
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It is actually a saying, to want a happy ending - it means you want to have a happy life, like in the fairy tales.
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Often the villain is a wicked witch but don't worry - she never succeeds!
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Often, fairy tales involve royalty like princesses and princes and start in a castle.
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Fairy tales have very clear good characters and bad characters. Witches and giants are usually bad characters!
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Each fairy tale is set in the past and in a different world where animals can talk and magic exists!
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Did you know, Cinderella is the most popular pantomime in England.
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Almost all fairy tales will be placed in one of those three locations.
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Although the clue isn't in the name, Rumpelstiltskin lets the daughter guess his name three times.
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Most of the time witches in fairy tales are bad and stay that way!
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The three answers can all happen and do happen quite often; this makes them features in a fairy tale. By that, we mean it is something that happens quite often and there is a pattern.
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