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Drag each label to the correct location on the image. The story "Cinderella" from Grimms' Fairy Tales draws on and transforms the original story from The tales of Mother goose. Which details apply to Grimms' Fairy Tales, The tales of mother goose, or both texts?

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Klmorain

Answer:

"portrays Cinderella as

having physical beauty

portrays Cinderella as

missing her mother"

goes in The Tales of Mother Goose section

Explanation:

I had to guess on this question, and that was the only one I got right. But I know that "portrays Cinderella’s  stepmother as unkind" doesn't go in the middle. And "portrays Cinderella as  good and kind" and "portrays Cinderella as  missing her mother" don't go in the Grimms' section (I hope this helps a little)

The details that are applicable to Grimms' Fairy Tales would be:

- portrays Cinderella as having physical beauty.

- portrays Cinderella as missing her mother.

- goes in The Tales of Mother Goose section.

Grimms' Fairy Tale

The above details most effectively relate to the Fairy Tales of Grimms' that it displays a picture of Cinderella possessing beauty in physical aspects.

The display of the remembrance that she makes about her mother and moving to Goose section of The Mother tales.

These details show similarity in these narratives assists in better understanding among the texts.

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