Native American Legends and Myths

What is the purpose of creation myths?

• to explain the Earth's creation

• To teach the reader a moral lesson

• To make sense of human nature and emotions

• All of the above answers

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In Native American myths, creation is usually performed by_____.

• animals

• spirits or higher powers

• humans

• nature

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How were Native American myths passed down to the next generation?

• through symbols and signs

• orally

• written language

• recorded

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A traditional story typically involving supernatural beings or events

• creation story

• poem

• myth

• novel

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Which animal is commonly known as the "trickster" in Native American myths?

• coyote

• grizzly bear

• rabbit

• pokemon

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Which character would NOT be considered a trickster?

• Bart Simpson

• The Joker

• Loki

• None of the answers

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A recurrent symbol or motif used in literature, art, or mythology - like Warrior, Villain, Hero, Heroine, etc.

• Theme

• Archaeology

• Archetype

• Symbolism

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If an animal is "anthropomorphic,"_________

• it can do magic

• it plays tricks or disobeys rules

• it can change its colors

• it has human characteristics

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One symbol of America NOT commonly associated by us is __________.

• an apple pie

• baseball

• US flag

• eagle

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Main idea or underlying meaning a writer explores in a novel, short story, or any other literary work.

• Symbolism

• Theme

• Motif

• None of these answers

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