Traditional tales

Traditional stories were handed down from generation to generation by

• Whatsapp message

• the word of mouth

• email

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Traditional tales are an example of what kind of story

• Fiction (a made-up story that never actually happened)

• Non-Fiction (a story that actually happened in real life)

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Traditional tales are usually set in the past.

• True

• False

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Traditional tales have animals that can't talk.

• True

• False

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Traditional tales may have characters that can do magic.

• True

• False

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Traditional tales may have words or phrases that are repeated.

• True

• False

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Traditional tales are not make-believe stories, they are real stories.

• True

• False

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Traditional tales can help us learn lessons about real life.

• True

• False

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Yoshi the Stonecutter is an example of .....

• Realistic fiction

• Fables

• Traditional tales

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How the Tiger Lost His Stripes is a traditional tale.

• True

• False

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