Folk Literature

A _______ is a brief story or poem.

• myth
• legend
• fable
• epic

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A fable usually has ________ characters.

• animal
• human
• protagonist
• antagonist

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A fable teaches a ______ which is stated at the _____ of the work.

• theme, beginning
• theme, end
• moral, beginning
• moral, end

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A myth explains the actions of ____ or ______.

• animals, people
• gods, heroes
• men, women
• gods, people

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A myth can explain the origins or elements of _______.

• history
• nature
• the world
• people

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Greek and Roman myths are known as ________.

• the OG myths
• original mythology
• classical mythology
• stories

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A ______ is a widely told story about the past.

• epic
• myth
• fable
• legend

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Some legends are based on _____ while others are _______.

• fact, fiction
• truth, reality
• fact, reality
• myths, legend

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Fables, myths and legends were originally part of _____ tradition.

• historical
• oral
• verbal
• world

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CCSS.RL.4.9

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______ is the passing down of stories by word of mouth.

• classical mythology
• story telling
• gods or heroes
• oral tradition

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