Fairy Tales

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3. Cinderella's Prince now has a name to go along with his fame. He didn't have a name if the film or the original story, but he now does. And that name is _______.
4. The second time Hansel and Gretel are left behind, they take to using _____ crumbs to mark their path.
5. In the Disney version of the story, the Kingdom of _________, sends soldiers out to find the flower that can heal their ailing queen.
9. This Disney Princess was based upon a fairytale who once lost a shoe...
10. This Disney Princess is more than she appears. Her story has an unfortunate ending, and should the stories mix, she is related to Zeus.
12. The name of the city under the sea from which a fishy princess starts her story.
13. The red haired step-sister of the sweet Ella girl.
15. In the Disney telling of the tale, Aladdin flies about on a Magic _________.
18. The ________ Cat love to mock the adventuring child and provide her with riddles.
19. In the Disney version of the story, mother Gothel learns after _______ the infant princess hair that it must be intact to work.
22. Jack cuts the beanstalk down with an ____.
23. Jack is on his way to sell the family ____ when he trades it for some seeds.
24. In the Disney telling of the tale, Aladdin has a pet/friend monkey whom he calls ____.
25. In the Disney telling of the tale, Aladdin becomes "Prince Ali _________" in order to gain favor with the princess.
27. The Sultan's daughter, in the Burton translation of the Aladdin story is named Princess _________.
28. In the Disney version of Beauty and the Beast, the part of "Beauty" is played by "________".
30. In the Disney retelling of the tale, the best friend of the main female character's name is ___________. Who tries desperately to kiss the frog prince for her friend to break the curse.
31. In the Ballad of Mulan, Mulan has a younger ________.
32. In the Burton translation of the Aladdin story, Aladdin is a ne'er-do-well, dwelling in "one of the cities of ____"

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1. In this story, Jack plants seeds that grow a giant ________.
2. The second item the Evil Queen uses to try and kill the young princess in the original story is something you would run through your hair.
4. In the Disney retelling, Alice in entertained at the Tea-Party by a song about a "Very Happy Un-_______"
6. "The Book of One Thousand and One Nights" also known as "The _________ Nights".
7. The first item the Evil Queen uses to try and kill the young princess in the original story is a laced ______.
8. As one of the tales in "The Book of One Thousand and One Nights", this story is known as one of the "orphan tales" along with Alibaba
9. During her adventures, Alice comes across a rather odd _______ sitting upon a mushroom.
11. In the Disney retelling, Mulan receives the ______ of the emperor and the sword of Shan Yu for what she had accomplished.
13. Mulan's grandmother prays to her _________ for safety upon learning of Mulan's departure.
14. The Grimm version of Cinderella's story goes by another name.
16. The City where the Disney version of the Aladdin story takes place.
17. Before she can awaken and arrive home, Alice is pulled to ________, where she acts as a witness.
18. He is the clock in the Disney retelling of the tale.
20. In the Disney retelling, Mulan causes an _______ which buries most of the invaders.
21. _____ bear's porridge was just right
22. This Disney Princess was based upon a fairytale who once almost pricked her finger upon the spindle of a spinning wheel...
23. The game that Alice will play with the Queen is _________.
26. With a bite into this fruit, which falls from a tree, this poor princess fell into a deep sleep
29. In the original telling, Alice eats Cake, in the Disney retelling it is a _______.
33. Gerda, a young girl in the story of the Snow Queen, appears as this Disney Princess in the Frozen retelling of the tale.