The Veiled Woman

Before starting with this questionnaire, we would like you to read the following information.

After you have read, write the name of the legend:

(a)  

What are the characters that appear in this legend?

• The veiled lady, The husband, Her two children, The men she killed and Tunantes

• The Veiled Lady, His Dad, His Mom, The Men she killed, Tunantes

• The Veiled Lady, The Husband, Her Two Children, The Women she killed, Tunantes

• The Veiled Lady, The Husband, Her Son, The Men she killed, Tunantes

What is the setting where this legend develops?

• In the city of Quito

• In the city of Guayaquil

• On Manabí beach

• In the mountains of Chimborazo

What's the coverd lady doing with men?

• It is said that this kills men because they do not let her rest

• It is said that this kills men who get carried away by beauty.

• It is said that this kills men because they do not invite her to eat

Answer if it's true or false:

This legend tells that in Ecuador in the city of Quito a thin young woman appears from time to time whose face no one has seen. Others, however, claim that this urban legend has no known origin

• True

• False

What did the veiled lady say to the gentleman?

• Change your way and you will find the answer

• Don't follow me anymore

• If you want my beauty, stop walking

• You see me how I am... Now, If you want to follow me, follow

What were the characteristics of the man when he saw the lady on the cover?

• The man was paralyzed, everything trembling and with the forehead and the hands bathed by drops of a cold sweat like the death

• The man was paralyzed, all happy and delighted with the woman

• The man was intrigued and asked her to marry him.

• The man was scared to death

Answer if it's true or false:

The veiled lady is a traditional legend that emerged around the year 1700 in the city of Guayaquil.

• True

• False

The Covered Lady was a woman of mystery,

To which people did she usually appear and at what time?

• the men walking with his wife through the streets of the city in the middle of the day.

• to men who walked alone through the streets of the city at midnight

• the men walking with his wife through the streets of the city at midnight