Folktales

Can folktales change over time?

• Yes, folktales can change as they are retold by different people.

• No, folktales remain the same throughout history.

• Folktales can only change if they are written down.

• Folktales change only in different cultures, not over time.

What does the setting tell the reader?

• The setting tells the reader where and when the story takes place.

• The setting describes the main character's thoughts and feelings.

• The setting provides a summary of the plot.

• The setting indicates the moral of the story.

Why are folktales important?

• They are a form of entertainment.

• They teach a lesson.

• They are only for children.

• They are based on historical events.

Do folktales have a problem and a solution?

• TRUE

• FALSE

• SOMETIMES

• NEVER

When do we find out about the setting in a story?

• At the beginning of the story.

• In the middle of the story.

• At the end of the story.

• Only during the climax.

What is a resolution in a folktale?

• A resolution is how the problem in the story is solved.

• A resolution is the introduction of the main characters.

• A resolution is the setting where the story takes place.

• A resolution is the moral lesson of the story.

What is a common theme in folktales?

• Good vs. evil.

• Love conquers all.

• The importance of wealth.

• Friendship is key.

Are folktales very old stories?

• TRUE

• FALSE

• SOMETIMES

• NOT SURE

What is an example of a famous folktale?

• Little Red Riding Hood

• The Tortoise and the Hare

• Goldilocks and the Three Bears

• The Boy Who Cried Wolf

What is the purpose of a folktale?

• To entertain and teach lessons.

• To provide historical facts.

• To promote scientific knowledge.

• To serve as a legal document.