Folktales

Folktales are important because they teach a...

• story

• lesson

• idea

• consequence

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Which of the following is true about folktales.

• passed down from generation from generation.

• nonfiction.

• always short

• always long

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Folktales are...

• fiction

• nonfiction

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Antonio's Lucky Day is an example of a...

• tall tale

• myth

• folktale

• legend

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In folktales...

• there are no animals as characters.

• animals act like humans.

• only humans act like humans.

• animals and humans are the same.

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Folktales have a problem and solution

• TRUE

• FALSE

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We find out about the setting at the....

• beginning of the story.

• middle of the story.

• end of the story.

• never.

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The setting tells the reader...

• what happens in the story.

• parts of a book.

• where and when the story takes place.

• the characters in the story.

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Characters are...

• what happens in the story.

• people or animals in the story.

• the table of contents.

• where and when the story takes place.

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