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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the origin of the story "The Finn Messenger"?
(a) Scotland.
(b) England.
(c) Ireland.
(d) Norway.
2. In "Talk," who sends the frightened men away?
(a) A teacher.
(b) The police.
(c) The chief.
(d) A priest.
3. Where does the man meet the girl he falls in love with in "A Pretty Girl in the Road"?
(a) The road.
(b) The river.
(c) On her porch.
(d) At her parent's farm.
4. Who threatens the girl at the start of "The Goose Girl"?
(a) Her sister.
(b) The prince.
(c) The queen.
(d) Her maid-in-waiting.
5. In "The King of Ireland's Son," what game must Art play?
(a) Hide and Seek.
(b) Checkers.
(c) Tag.
(d) Poker.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why can't the son in "Lost Horse" go to war?
2. In "Talk" something frightens the men. What frightens them?
3. What creature must Art beat in "The King of Ireland's Son"?
4. What does Visilisa's mother give to her in 'Visilisa the Beautiful' ?
5. In "The Finn Messenger," what condition is the wife in when her husband leaves for sea?
Short Essay Questions
1. In "The Goose Girl," who trades places with the princess and why? What becomes of the impostor?
2. Why does the girl weep in "The Seal's Skin"?
3. Why does no one want to be around the bad wife in the story "The Bad Wife"? Who ends up with her at the end?
4. How does the lawyer outsmart the devil in "The Lawyer and the Devil"?
5. How is that everyone has common sense according to "Getting Common Sense"?
6. What does the boy learn from the doctor in "The Doctor and His Pupil"?
7. What does the man find out about the girl he falls in love with in "A Pretty Girl in the Road"?
8. Why does the man have only three days to live according to "Then the Merman Laughed"?
9. What rule does Orpheus break in "Orpheus and Eurydice"? What is the result?
10. Why can the Swan-Maiden not turn back into a swan in "The Swan-Maiden"?
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