How Ananse Gave Wisdom to the World

A story that people tell again and again is a ________________.

• folk tale

• nonfiction

• poem

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Folk tales can have animals or people as characters.

• True

• False

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How are folk tales and narratives the same?

• They have characters and plots.

• They are both true.

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Why do people tell folk tales?

• To share wisdom.

• To give instructions.

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Folk tales are ________________.

• traditional

• new

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Most folk tales _________________.

• are written.

• are told orally.

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How would you describe Ananse?

• generous

• kind

• selfish

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What did Ananse have?

• wealth

• wisdom

• strength

• time

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Is the story of Anase fiction or nonfiction?

• fiction

• nonfiction

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Where did Ananse put the wisdom?

• in a big pot

• in his big belly

• in a big tree

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