Quiz on Traditional Stories

What is a common feature of traditional stories?

• They are always about animals.

• They include repetition to make them easier to remember.

• They are only told in libraries.

• They never include any lessons.

What is the main purpose of traditional stories according to the text?

• To entertain and teach valuable lessons.

• To confuse and mislead people.

• To provide scientific explanations.

• To promote modern technology.

What is a trickster in traditional tales?

• A generous king.

• A clever, fun-loving animal character.

• A wise old man.

• A brave warrior.

What lesson does Aesop's 'The Ants and the Grasshopper' teach?

• Enjoy life without worries.

• Never trust anyone.

• Work hard and plan for the future.

• Always be generous.

Why do traditional stories have a timeless quality?

• They are only told by elders.

• Their plots and themes continue to entertain and teach lessons.

• They never change over time.

• They are always about historical events.

What role did storytelling play before reading and writing were invented?

• It was used to sell goods.

• It was a form of punishment.

• It was a way to share information and explain natural phenomena.

• It was a way to write history books.

What type of characters are often found in traditional tales?

• Characters with traits we all can recognize.

• Only animal characters.

• Characters with no flaws.

• Characters who are always villains.

What is the significance of exaggeration in traditional stories?

• To entertain and highlight extraordinary behavior.

• To confuse the audience.

• To make the stories longer.

• To make the stories more realistic.

Why are traditional tales still relevant today?

• They are only relevant to specific cultures.

• They are only relevant to children.

• They are only relevant to historians.

• They contain humor and life lessons that are timeless.

the word that goes best with the image

• setting

• conflict

• theme