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In Korea, a tokgabi is a helpful goblin.
True
Cendrillon comes from Europe.
False
In the Iraqi Cinderella story, a girl receives golden clogs from a talking fish.
True
All Cinderella stories have the same characters and events.
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The main character in all Cinderella stories is often mean.
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Study Notes
Korean Cinderella Stories
- Multiple versions of Cinderella exist in Korea, each uniquely interpreted.
- A prominent figure is the tokgabi, a goblin that aids the young girl in some stories.
- Tokgabi can also be characterized as tricksters in other tales, showcasing a dual nature.
Cendrillon from the West Indies
- Cendrillon is a distinct Cinderella tale originating from the West Indies, a collection of islands.
- The narrative features a magical island breeze that transforms leaves into a stunning dress for the protagonist.
Iraqi Cinderella Story
- An Iraqi version involves a girl who catches a magical fish.
- The fish grants the girl golden clogs (shoes), which later attract the attention of a prince who discovers one.
Common Themes
- Despite varied characters and plots across different cultures, all versions of Cinderella share core themes.
- Central figures are characterized by kindness and resilience amid challenges.
- Each tale concludes with a happy ending, reinforcing the idea of triumph over adversity.
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Description
Explore the various Cinderella stories from different cultures, including Korea's tokgabi, the West Indies' magical island breeze, and Iraq's fish helper. This quiz delves into the unique elements that make each retelling special. Test your knowledge of these enchanting tales from around the globe!
