Reviewer for Quiz and Midterm Exam

1. Charles Perrault – he first published Cendrillon in 1697.

2. Tales of Mother Goose – Charles Perrault’s collection of tales.
3. Grimm Brothers – the authors who made the story of Cinderella gruesome.
4. Walt Disney – the one who sanitized the story of Cinderella to make it child-friendly.
5. German – nationality of the Grimm Brothers.
6. French – nationality of Charles Perrault.
7. 1697 – the year Cendrillon was published by Charles Perrault
8. 1812 – the year Aschenputtel was published by the Grimm Brothers.
9. 1950 – the year Cinderella was released as an animated feature.
10. 2015 – the year the live-action Cinderella was released to cinemas.
11. 345 – number of Cinderella versions that the academics were able to track down.
12. Aschenputtel – Grimm Brother’s version of Cinderella
13. Yeh-Shen – Chinese version of Cinderella
14. Fish – Yeh-Shen’s (Chinese Cinderella) version of the fairy godmother.
15. Tree – Aschenputtel’s version of the fairy godmother.
16. Mother’s Grave – the area where the magical tree grew.
17. Drops of Tears – the reason why the tree grew to be a magical one.
18. Lentils – the obsession of Aschenputtel’s stepmother.
19. Golden Slippers – Aschenputtel’s version of the glass slipper.
20. Toes – the part of the foot the Aschenputtel’s first stepsister cut to make the shoe fit.
21. Heel – the part of the foot the Aschenputtel’s second stepsister cut to make the shoe fit.
22. Birds - Aschenputtel’s helpers and soldiers against her stepsisters and stepmother.
23. Favorite hiding places of Aschenputtel:
 Pigeon coop
 Pear tree
24. Axe – the equipment used by Aschenputtel’s father to destroy the pigeon coop and pear
tree.
25. Eyes – the stepsisters’ body parts that were plucked and pecked by Aschenputtel’s birds.
26. Giambattista Basile – author of Sun, Moon, and Talia
27. Talia – the protagonist of the story, also known as Aurora in The Sleeping Beauty.
28. King – the first person to see Talia inside the abandoned castle.
29. Flax – the cause of Talia’s sleep-like death
30. Finger nail – part of the finger where the flax had lodged and caused Talia’s demise.
31. Canopy of Brocade – where Talia was placed by her father after she had slept.
32. Falcon – the King’s pet that entered the palace where Talia is asleep.
33. Vine-dresser ladder – the equipment that the King used to enter the palace.
34. Sun – the name of the first child
35. Moon – the name of the second child
36. Sucking – the way how the flax was removed from Talia’s finger.
37. Stepmother/Queen – the main antagonist of the story, the King’s stepmother.
38. Secretary – the person who helped the Queen find Talia and the children.
39. Chef – the person asked by the Queen to kill and cook the children
40. Death through fire – the way how the Queen planned to kill Talia.