ENG8 Two Legs or One Vocabulary Flashcard

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Disagreement in a folktale

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Two characters have a difference in opinion or conflict.

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Trickster tale: A folktale where a character outwits others using cleverness.

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A folktale where a character outwits others using cleverness.

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In a story, a character refers to:

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The people, animals, or beings in the story.

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Importance of oral tradition:

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Method for passing stories through generations by word of mouth.

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Supernatural characters:

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Characters with magical powers or abilities beyond the natural world.

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Feature in a story:

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Distinctive part or aspect.

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Folktale:

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Traditional story passed down, often with magic or moral lessons.

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Selfish character:

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Cares only about their own needs, often at others' expense.

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Humor in folktales often serves to:

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Entertain and convey a moral lesson.

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Readers infer from a story by guessing what might happen based on clues and evidence.

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Guess what might happen based on clues and evidence.