| 1. Put this in
your garden if you want to attract fairies:
a. A cellphone
b. A bowl of
honey
c. A cat
2. What is a
fairy's favorite color?:
a. Black
b. Red
c. Purple
3. Where will
you most likely find a fairy?:
a. On a beach
b. In a circus
c. In a forest
4. What food
would a fairy prefer?:
a. Waffle
b. Hamburger
c. Milk
5. Name one way
to keep fairies away from you:
a. Carry a
four-leaf clover
b. Turn your
shirt inside out
c. Put a nail
in your pocket
6. What is the
best time of day for spotting a fairy?:
a. Twilight
b. Noon
c. Midnight
7. What would a
fairy prefer to do?:
a. Go shopping
at the mall
b. Go to a
movie
c. Go to a
dance
8. Which is a
clue that fairies have visited you in the night?:
a. Tangles in
your hair
b. A bruise on
your hand
c. Small
objects missing from your room
9. If a fairy
offers you food, you should:
a. Say thank
you and eat it
b. Take it and
offer something in return
c. Do not eat
it
10. On which day is the veil between the fairy realm and our
world the thinnest?:
a. May Day
b. Groundhog
Day
c. Christmas
BONUS QUESTION:
Who were the Cottingley Fairies?
Answers below:
1. b ~ a bowl of honey
2. b ~ red
3. c ~ in a forest
4. c ~ milk
5. all
6. a ~ twilight
7. c ~ go to a dance
8. all
9. c ~ do not eat it
10. a ~ May Day
ANSWER TO BONUS QUESTION:
In
1920, two young cousins, Frances Griffith and Elsie Wright, took
pictures of themselves posing with fairies. The photos were declared
genuine by a photographer, and published in a magazine along with an
article written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the author of the Sherlock
Holmes books.
This "evidence that fairies exist" sparked international attention--and much skepticism. It was not until 1981 that Elsie Wright, now elderly, admitted she had sketched the fairies from a story book and set them in place with hat pins.
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