Kung Olaf - Lord Randal

Where can we find examples of ballads influenced by the Swedish ballad Kung Olaf?
1. In Scotland, Italy, Spain and France.
2. In Italy, England and Belgium.
3. In Spain, France and Brazil.
Where does the main character go during the whole ballad narration?
1. To the forest.
2. To the forest and to his mother.
3. To kill the dragon and help the fairy in the forest.
Who does he meet in the greenwood?
1. Snow white.
2. A dragon.
3. A fairy.
What does the fairy propose to the protagonist?
1. A marriage with her.
2. To help him in his mission.
3. To save the greenwood.
What does the fairy do after the protagonist's refusal in "Kung Olaf"?
1. She hits him to the heart.
2. She poisons him.
3. She hits him on his shoulder.
"I don’t want to marry you, I’m ____ to my wife"
1. unfaithful
2. faithful
3. tied
What is there in the Greenwood?
1. The world of the death
2. An altar.
3. An entrance to the world of the death.
What is the formula that recurs in Lord Randal?
1. Mother make my bed soon.
2. You don’t tell my wife that I’m am dead.
3. Mother take my head soon
The fairy looks like____
1. an animal.
2. his mother.
3. his girlfriend.
Who can we meet in the Greenwood for the Swedish?
1. Just animals.
2. Dragons and dead.
3. Fairies and elfs.
What happens in the Halloween night for the north's people?
1. Animals attack people in the forest.
2. The dead come out from the greenwood.
3. Fairies and elfs come out from the Greenwood.
Lord Randal is the meeting of two ballads: _______
1. Kung Olaf and Canto delle Mondine.
2. Kung Olaf and Testamento dell'Avvelenato.
3. Testamento dell'Avvelenato and Bella Ciao.
The ballads come from ____ tradition
1. popular
2. diffuse
3. aristocratic