Traditional Literature

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What is Traditional Literature?

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Traditional Literature refers to stories that have been passed down through generations, including folktales, myths, legends, and fairy tales.

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What is the 3rd Person point of view?

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The 3rd Person point of view is when the narrator is not a character in the story and refers to characters using 'he', 'she', or 'they'.

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Can a story have more than one theme?

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True, a story can have multiple themes that convey different messages or lessons.

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What is a Folktale?

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A folktale is a traditional story that is passed down orally, often featuring common people and moral lessons.

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What is a Myth?

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A myth is a made-up story that explains how something happens in nature, often involving gods or supernatural beings.

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What is a Legend?

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A legend is a traditional story that is believed to be based on historical events or figures, often with exaggerated elements.

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What are Tall Tales?

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Tall tales are stories that are told as if they were true but include extreme exaggeration, often meant to be humorous.

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What is a Fairy Tale?

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A fairy tale is a fictional story that often includes magical elements and typically has a moral lesson.

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What is a Fractured Fairy Tale?

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A fractured fairy tale is a humorous or altered version of a traditional fairy tale, changing elements of the original story.

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What is the difference between a Folktale and a Myth?

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Folktales are often about common people and moral lessons, while myths explain natural phenomena and involve gods or supernatural beings.

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