Summative Assessment Instructions Quiz

What must the final product of this assignment include?

• A detailed story that encapsulates the modern myth or legend, incorporating elements from traditional narratives.

• A research paper on the origins of myths and legends.

• A collection of famous myths and legends.

• A critical analysis of modern societal issues.

Who is the primary audience for the stories created in this assignment?

• Professional mythologists and historians.

• A panel of local authors and classmates who appreciate creative storytelling.

• General public via a published book.

• Teachers and academic evaluators only.

What is the primary goal of this assignment?

• To write a story about ancient myths and legends.

• To create a myth or legend that reflects contemporary issues and cultural identities.

• To analyze traditional myths and legends without any creative writing.

• To write a report on the history of mythological creatures.

What is the situational context for the creation of these myths or legends?

• A world where ancient myths are still widely believed.

• A world where cultural identities are increasingly influenced by global interactions and technology.

• A society that strictly adheres to traditional cultural norms.

• An environment that discourages creative storytelling.

Which elements must be included in the students' myths or legends?

• A mythological creature, a moral dilemma, at least 1500 words, and dialogue between characters.

• An extensive analysis of ancient myths, no creative writing, and at least 5000 words.

• A detailed illustration, a historical overview, and minimal dialogue.

• A critique of existing myths without creating new content.

In what role are students expected to participate in this assignment?

• As traditional mythologists analyzing ancient stories.

• As modern mythmakers blending traditional storytelling with contemporary contexts.

• As critics reviewing myths and legends.

• As historians documenting cultural histories.

What are the criteria for success in this assignment?

• The ability to tell a story without any structure.

• Demonstrating understanding of myth conventions and applying them to a modern context; justifying narrative choices with appropriate examples and terminology.

• Writing a story that contains at least 2000 words without dialogue.

• Presenting a detailed history of mythological creatures.

a story that explains why things happen in nature; often has gods and goddesses as characters

• myth
• metaphor
• stanza

Which of the following best describes a legend?

• A fictional story that explains natural phenomena.

• A narrative based on historical events, often exaggerated over time.

• A poem that conveys moral lessons.

• A scientific explanation of cultural practices.

What role do moral dilemmas play in myths and legends?

• They serve as the main plot device to drive the story forward.

• They are used to confuse the audience.

• They are irrelevant to the narrative.

• They are included to provide comic relief.