9- Anything that children read can be defined as……………. of children's literature
a- widely definition
b- specifically definition
c- Narrow definition


211- The Example of fantasy that set in the real world but elements of magic intrude upon it.
a- The Hobbit or A Wizard of Earthsea
b- Alice in Wonderland or Peter Pan
c- Mary Poppins or David Almond’s Skellig


212- The writers use the fantasy genre because of ………………
a- its major advantage ,it can open up possibilities; it is not confined to the boundaries of the real world.
b- They are able to convey complex ideas on a symbolic level that would be difficult to convey otherwise
c- Fantasy works can provide a fresh perspective on the real world
d- All of above .


213- He preferred fantasy over realism.
a- Charles Perrault
b- Thomas Hardy
c- The Brothers Grimm

392. Why was Little Red Riding Hood not frightened of the wolf at Grandma's house ?
a- He was dressed in Grandma's cap.
b- He gave her some sweets.
c- She thought he was kind.
d- She didn’t Care about him


299- This story is mostly about:
a- Two boys fighting
b- A girl playing in the woods
c- Little Red Riding Hood’s adventures with a wolf
d- A wolf in the forest


300- Which of these things did Little Red Riding Hood say to the wolf After entered her grandmother's house?
a- "Grandma, May I have a drink"
b- "Grandma, you look just like the wolf"
c- "Grandma, what big eyes you have"
d- "Grandma, what big stomach you have"



346-The Goose Girl …………….. by the Brothers Grimm
a- Written
b- Published
c- Printed
d- Collected