Test motif in Turkish fairy tales -Az Gittik Uz Gittik and Zaman Zaman İçinde-

The fairy tales that have developed and enriched in oral tradition since the very ancient times of history are important narratives that carry both national and universal elements. The fairy tales have carried traces from the society in which they emerged and succeeded in transferring it to the next generations and other societies. This study, where the test motifs in Turkish fairy tales are identified, will be a study that will serve Turkish Folk Culture Research, such as other studies. The study titled Test Motif in Turkish Tales consists of three parts except for preface, entrance, results and bibliography. In the first part of the study titled "Fairy Tale Concept; What is a fairy tale, the sources of fairy tales, the classification of fairy tales, the studies on fairy tales and the historical-geographical method. In the second part of the "Motif Concept", the information about the term motif was given after the studies on the motif and the examination of the examination was made and then the main headings of the test motif in his work in Folk Literature, which is determined by Stith Thompson, were listed. Pertev Naili Boratav's Az Gittik Uz Gittik and Zaman Zaman İçinde the names of a total of seventy fairy tales in his books, which we examined in the third chapter titled "The Test Motif in Turkish Tales", are numbered and given. The test motifs identified in the fairy tales examined afterwards are given in the order determined by Stith Thompson. A brief explanation has been given about each identified test motive. Examples of the identified motifs seen in other narrative genres have also been tried to be given. In the section called "Conclusion", the review was discussed in its entirety, an assessment was made about the review. In the "Sources" section, the written sources that are the subject of the review are given in alphabetical order. KeyWords: Folktale, test, motif