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Hansel And Gretel Movie

Hansel And Gretel Part 1
Hansel And Gretel Part 2
Hansel And Gretel Part 3
Hansel And Gretel Part 4
Hansel And Gretel Part 5

Little Red Riding Hood Movie

little red riding hood part 1
little red riding hood part 2
little red riding hood part 3

The Mouse,The Bird And The Sausage

Once upon a time, the Mouse, the Bird, and the Sausage lived happily together. The Bird brings home wood from the forest; the Mouse delivers water, makes the cooking fire, lays the table; and the Sausage cooks.

One day, the Bird has a chat with some other birds. They make fun of the Bird, saying that it was doing all the work. The next day, the Bird suggests that they switch roles and refuses to go to the forest. The Mouse and the Sausage oppose the idea at first, but in the end, they give in. The Bird now is responsible for bringing home the water, the Mouse cooks, and the Sausage goes to the forest to collect wood.

The Sausage leaves to gather wood in the forest early in the morning but does not come home again. The Bird gets worried and starts looking for it. Soon, it finds a dog, who has attacked and eaten the Sausage. The Bird is going to accuse the dog, but the dog lies and says that the Sausage was carrying a lot of forged letters with him, and therefore it needs to be punished. The Bird cannot argue, so it goes home and tells the Mouse what has happened. They decide to do their best together from now on.

The Mouse starts to cook. It imitates the Sausage, rolling himself in the pot to mix and season the food. However, the Mouse cannot stand the heat and dies. The Bird comes home from the forest. It panics as it cannot find the Mouse and starts throwing the wood here and there. It yells and searches, but suddenly the wood catches fire. In order to put out the fire, the Bird goes to the well to get some water. It falls into the well after dropping the bucket. The Bird cannot get back out and drowns.

Multiple Choices Question.



1. Before three of them switch roles to do chores,what are their chores at the beginning?



a.The Bird brings home wood from the forest; the Mouse delivers water, makes the cooking fire, lays the table; and the Sausage cooks.
b.The Mouse brings home wood from the forest; the Sausage delivers water, makes the cooking fire, lays the table; and the Bird cooks.
c.The Sausage brings home wood from the forest; the Bird delivers water, makes the cooking fire, lays the table; and the Mouse cooks.


2. Why the bird want to switch roles of doing chore?


a.The bird scare of the water.
b.Its wings broke so it cannot fly.
c.Other birds make fun by telling that the bird was doing all the work.


3.What are the chores they do after exchange the role?


a.The Sausage now is responsible for bringing home the water, the Bird cooks, and the Mouse goes to the forest to collect wood.
b. The Bird now is responsible for bringing home the water, the Mouse cooks, and the Sausage goes to the forest to collect wood.
c.The Mouse now is responsible for bringing home the water, the Sausage cooks, and the Mouse goes to the forest to collect wood.


4. What are the reaction of the mouse and the sausage about switching the roles?


a. oppose the idea at first, but in the end, they give in
b.both of them scream in angry and say no.
c.both of them laugh and say you are joking bird.


5. Why the sausage does not go home again?


a.Upset because not happy to switch roles.
b.Eaten up by a dog.
c.Fall asleep in the wood.

Frau Trude

The fairy tale Frau Trude originated in Germany. Its main characters are a disobedient little girl and a witch named Frau Trude. The main theme in this story is that children should listen to their parents. Although she has a loving mother and father who try to protect her, this girl chooses to ignore their advice and ends up paying for her decision.

One lesson in this fairy tale is that parents know best. When their daughter wants to visit Frau Trude's house, they warn her that the woman is evil. Instead of listening, though, the little girl sets off on the trip. She sees several strange people on Frau Trude's steps and then notices a devil inside the house. This demonic figure is Frau Trude, who transforms the girl into wood and burns her in a fire.

The story's message is that strangers should not be trusted. The little girl has good reasons to be frightened of Frau Trude, since she has heard scary things about her and has been warned by her parents. However, she disregards everything she has been told because of her own obstinacy.

True or False.

·In this story there is a little girl who have character of disobedient. (   )

·The little girl have a unloving mother and father who does not protect her. (   )

·The little girl does not listen her parents warning about Frau Trude’s is an evil woman.(   )

·The little girl fill pleased when she enter   Frau Trude’s house. (   )

·Frau Trude’s change the little girl into wood and burns her in fire. (   )

Bearskin

A man was a soldier, but when war ended, his parents were dead, and his brothers had no place for him.

A green-coated man with a cloven hoof appeared to him and offered to make him rich if he would for seven years not cut his hair, clip his nails, bathe, or pray, and wear a coat and cloak that he would give him. At the end, if he survived, he would be rich and free; if he died during the time, the devil would have him. The desperate soldier agreed, and the devil gave him the green coat, telling him he would find its pockets full of money, and then a bearskin, telling him that he had to sleep in it and would be known as Bearskin because of it.

Bearskin set out, and gave much money to the poor that they would pray for him, to live out the seven years. After several years, he grew so hideous that he had to pay heavily to get any shelter. In the fourth year, he heard an old man lamenting, and persuaded him to tell his tale: he had lost all his money, did not know how to provide for his daughters, and could not pay the innkeeper, so he would be sent to jail. Bearskin paid the innkeeper and gave the old man a purse of gold as well.

The old man said that he would marry him to one of his daughters in gratitude. The oldest ran away, screaming, from the sight; the middle one said he was worse than a bear that had tried to pass itself off as human; the youngest one agreed to fulfill her father's promise. Bearskin gave her half a ring and promised to return in three years. Her sisters ridiculed her at length.

At the end of the seven years, Bearskin found the devil again and demanded he fulfill his promise. Clean and with his money, he dressed himself as a fine gentleman and went to the old man's house, where the older sisters served him, and his bride, dressed in black, showed no reaction to him. He told the old man that he would marry one of his daughters. The two older sisters ran off to dress splendidly, and Bearskin dropped his half of the ring into a winecup and gave it to his bride. She drank it and realized that he was her bridegroom.

They married. One sister hung herself in rage, and the other drowned herself, and the devil knocked on the door to tell Bearskin that he had gotten two souls instead of Bearskin's one.

Structured And Wh-Questions.

1.   What are the conditions that the soldier have to follow in other to accept offer of richness from man who green-coated with a cloven hoof?

2. Why Bearskin give the old man a purse of gold?

3.   What are the promise that the old men mad to bearskin in other to show his gratitude?

4.Which daugter agreed to marry bearskin?

5.When bearskin tuns into his normal form again?  

 

Sweet Porridge

There was a poor but good little girl who lived alone with her mother, and they no longer had anything to eat. So the child went into the forest, and there an aged woman met her who was aware of her sorrow, and presented her with a little pot, which when she said, "Cook, little pot, cook," would cook good, sweet porridge, and when she said, "Stop, little pot," it ceased to cook.

The girl took the pot home to her mother, and now they were freed from their poverty and hunger, and ate sweet porridge as often as they chose. Once on a time when the girl had gone out, her mother said, "Cook, little pot, cook." And it did cook and she ate until she was satisfied, and then she wanted the pot to stop cooking, but did not know the word.

 So it went on cooking and the porridge rose over the edge, and still it cooked on until the kitchen and whole house were full, and then the next house, and then the whole street, just as if it wanted to satisfy the hunger of the whole world, and there was the greatest distress, but no one knew how to stop it. At last when only one single house remained, the child came home and just said, "Stop, little pot," and it stopped and gave up cooking, and whosoever wished to return to the town had to eat their way back.

The story is also well known by the name of "The Magic Porridge Pot"

Rearrage back these story events in the right sequnce of the story.

• The mother and the little girl freed from thier poverty and hunger.(   )
• An aged woman aware of the little girl who is sorrow and represented her with a little pot that could cook  sweet porridge.(   )
• The pot won’t stop cooking because the mother don’t know the word.(   )
• Whoever want to return to the town have to eat the over cooked porridge on the way back.(   )

The Fisherman and His Wife

The Fisherman and his Wife is one of the Grimm Brothers' fairy tales. It is the story of a poor fisherman and his wife who lived in deep poverty. One day the fisherman was out doing his job when he caught a flounder. To his great surprise, the flounder spoke to him, begging to be released and explaining that he was really a prince. The fisherman let him go and went home. When his wife found out what had happened, she was angry at her husband for not asking the prince for something. She demanded that he go back and ask for a hut for them to live in.

The flounder granted the wish, and the fisherman came home to a pretty little hut with a nice little yard. He was very happy, but his wife was soon dissatisfied. She had her husband go back again and ask for a castle. The husband was not willing, but she finally wore him down. He asked, and his request was granted. A huge castle complete with servants was waiting for him when he arrived back home; however, it wasn't long before his wife was again unhappy.

This time her demand was to be king. The poor husband was very distressed, but his wife was extremely persistent. He went back, and once more the flounder granted him what he asked. Still that was not enough. Next she wanted to be emperor and then she wanted to be pope. The husband was more and more mortified by his wife's behavior, but each time he relented and the wife's demands were met.

Finally the wife decided that the only thing that could satisfy her now was to be in control of the sun, when it rose and when it set. She pressured her poor husband once more to return to the flounder. He did, but this time the flounder had completely lost patience with the situation. Instead of granting the request, he told the fisherman to return home to the pig sty he had lived in at the beginning.

The message of this story is that one must be careful not to let greed take control. If a person depends on material things for happiness, that person will never have enough. True happiness is something a person has within and not something that can be attained through material wealth or power.

Rearrange these events in the right sequence of the story.

• The fisherman came home to a pretty little hut with a nice little yard but his wife dissatisfied and she ask for huge castle and completed with servants.(   )
• The fisherman caught a flounder and surprise it can talk as the flounder mention he is a prince.(   )
• Next wishes of his wife is the fisherman to be a king,herself would be the emporor because still dissatisfied of what she have currently.(   )
• His wife found out what had happened, she was angry at her husband for not asking the prince for something and demand his husband to go back and make a wish.(   )
• The final wish that made the wif satisfied is to be able control the sun.(   )
• The wife are punish for her greedy and turn out to be a pig sty.(   )

The Three Little Birds

Fill in the blanks with the correct answer.

flute	evil	thrown	deeds	beautiful
jealous	defect	reunited	recognizes	message

The story of The Three Little Birds features several characters and two sets of siblings. The tale begins with three sisters, all (   1   ), who marry a king and two ministers. The king is a just and forgiving man and the sister and the king are very happy together. When the Queen gives birth, her child has a a birth (   2   ) and is thrown in the river. This happens two more times and each time a bird flies out of the water singing the sisters' misdeeds. The Queen is then (   3   ) in jail by the King who is unsure whether he is lying or (   4   ).

Years later each of the Queen's children try to find their father and an old woman helps them find each other. They go away without their father but with newfound siblings. The king later hears the (   5   ) playing of his middle son and(   6   ) the child as his own. When this is discovered, the birds return to tell of the sisters' evil (   7   ). They are thrown in jail, the Queen is released, and the family is (   8   ).

This fairytale has several themes such as the treatment of family and lessons about jealousy. The Queen's sisters, (   9   ) of her, sinned and the tale tells how lying and jealousy doesn't simply hurt the Queen but everyone in the tale. The sisters also pay for what they did. The other set of siblings, however, treat each other with kindness and are eventually reunited with their parents because of their good behavior. The main (   10   ) of this fairytale teaches children to be honest and to take care of and love their family, particularly their siblings.

Puss In Boots

 

Once upon a time there was a miller,who had three sons.When the miller on died bed,gave the mill to his eldest son and a donkey to his second son.They could live happliy.But the youngest son had to accept father's cat,Puss.

The youngest son was thought about how to manage with this cat.Puss is clever. It wore a pair of boots and got a bag with lettuce,went to field and caught a rabbit.Straight went to the palace and presented to the king. Saying-"This present is from my master,Marquis of Carrabas." Also,Puss said to his master to believe that his name is Marquis of Carrabas.

Next day the king and his daughter rode by the river miller's son was swimming there.Puss appeared before the king and said his master's clothes have stollen by thieves and help to him.As the miller's son wore royal clothes looks handsomely.

Puss quickly went on ahead paddy field and said to farmer's that the field belongs to the Marquis of Carrabas.Soon the king rode by paddy field asked,who belongs to the field,Marquis of Carrabas said the farmers.

Meanwhile,Puss went to meet Marquis of Carrabas,very good magician and ogre.When the magician show becoming a lion,Puss frightened and requested to be show a rat,Ogre became a rat.Puss instantly pounced on its and ate up.

How ever,the king impressed with handsome young man,lived in such a magnificent castle.The king liked to give marriaging his daughter to the miller's son,Marquis of Carrabas.So,the miller,s son and the princess and Puss lived happily ever after.

Structured and Wh-Questions

1. How many sons does the miller have?

2. What are miller wills to every each of his sons from the first to the third?

3. Where does the king and his daugter meet the miller's son?

4. Who is the real Marquis of Carrabas that mention inside the story?

5. First the ogre turn into a lion,next he turn into?

 

Maid Maleen

The story is about a princess named Maid Maleen who falls in love with a prince. But her father will not let her marry him. But Maleen tells her father she will marry the prince anyway. Hearing this, the king locks her up in a tower with her servants and enough food to last seven years.

After the seven years, the food is gone, but no one came to release them from the tower or give them more food. With nothing to eat, they had to attempt an escape. They were able to make their way out of the tower only to find that the king and his kingdom were gone. Maleen and her servants went to the prince's kingdom and tried to get work in the royal kitchen. By this time the prince had been engaged to marry another princess.

The princess who was to marry the prince did not think she was good enough for him and sent Maid Maleen in her place to the wedding. On the princess wedding night, he realized that the woman in his chamber was not the same woman he had married at the ceremony. He went looking for the woman he married, who was wearing a gold necklace he had given her. He found Mail Maleen and they lived happily ever after.

True or False Questions

1.a king locks Maid Maleen in a tower with her servants and enough food to last seven years.(   )

2. Maid Maleen and her servants ends life in the tower.(   )

3.Maleen and her servants went to the prince's kingdom and tried to get work in the royal kitchen. (   )

4. the prince had been engaged to marry another princess while Maleen gone.(   )

5.The prince heart change and belong to the princess he engaged with.(   )

The Six Swans

Fill in the blanks with the correct answers.

fifteen	execution	stake	wicked	burned
accuses	flying	marriage	shirts	speak

Six brothers from a King's first(    1   ) have been turned into swans by their hateful stepmother (beautiful but evil daughter of a witch). The brothers can only take their human forms for (   2   ) minutes every evening. In order to free them, their sister must make six shirts out of starwort for her brothers, and neither speak nor laugh for six years. The King of another country finds her doing this, is taken by her beauty and marries her.

When the Queen has given birth to their first child, the King's own (   3   ) mother takes away the child and (   4   ) the Queen, and again with the second and the third. The third time, the Queen is sentenced to be burned at the (   5   ) . On the day of her(   6   ) , she has all but finished making the shirts for her brothers; only the last shirt misses a left arm.

When she is brought to the stake she takes the(   7   )with her, and when she is about to be (   8   ), the six years expire and six swans come (   9   )through the air. She throws the shirts over her brothers and they regain their human form, except for the youngest brother, who is left with a swan's wing instead of a left arm (in some versions she does not finish the sixth shirt in time, and the youngest brother is left as a swan).

The Queen, now free to (   10   ), can defend herself against the accusations. Her mother-in-law is burned at the stake instead of her, and the King, Queen, and her six brothers live happily ever after.



Sleeping Beauty

Upon her birth as princess, Sleeping Beauty is blessed with the gifts of song, beauty, and wit by her three fairy godmothers. However, Sleeping Beauty was also cursed by a jealous wicked witch who was angry for not being considered for the role of Queen of the kingdom. According to her curse, when Sleeping Beauty reaches her teenage years, she will prick her finger on a spindle and immediately die. One of the fairies counters the spell as much as she can so that instead of dying, Sleeping Beauty will fall asleep for one hundred years until she is awakened by the kiss of true love.

 

Around her sixteenth birthday, Sleeping Beauty arrives at her fate and pricks her finger on the spindle. She falls into a deep sleep. To protect her, the good fairy casts a spell on the whole kingdom, all of its inhabitants fall asleep, and the castle is surrounded by a forest of briars which cannot be penetrated until the hundred-year spell wears off.

After a hundred years, a handsome prince who has heard of the tragedy, braves the briar forest and finds the sleeping princess. He immediately falls in love with her, kisses her, and the spell is broken. Sleeping Beauty, her prince, the king, and the fairy godmothers live happily ever after.

While Sleeping Beauty and the other good characters in the story end up surrounded by love, the evil witch ends up alone and miserable. The main message of the story of Sleeping Beauty is that purity, love, and beauty will conquer even the most powerful, magical, evil, and selfish intentions displayed by the witch.

 

Multiple Choices Questions.

1. What are the gifts that th sleeping beauty get from the three fairy godmother?

a.Music box.

b.Gifts of song, beauty, and wit that blessed by the three fairy godmother.

c. a blanket.

2. Why Sleeping beauty being cursed?

a.Jealous wicked witch who was angry for not being considered for the role of Queen of the kingdom

b. Don't have enough attention from the whole kingdom.

c.Jealous of the Sleeping Beauty cuteness when she still a baby.

3. What happen next after Sleeping Beauty pricks her finger on the needle?

a.Cry out loud because it pain.

b. Wounded her finger.

c.Falls into a deep sleep

4. Who awakes sleeping beauty after 100 years fall in a deep sleep?

a.a handsome prince who has heard of the tragedy, braves the briar forest and finds the sleeping princess.

b. Fairy godmothers who blessed her with gifts.

c.The king

5. How to awake Sleeping Beauty from the cursed of fall in deep sleep?

a. Screaming at her.

b.  Awakened by the kiss of true love

c. Throw some water at her.