Legend of No Face Doll

Mr. Griot introduces the concept of legends, focusing on their role in teaching moral lessons and values. He highlights Native American legends, emphasizing their connection to nature and storytelling. The video features the legend of the No Face Doll, a tale from the Iroquois tribe that teaches responsibility and humility. The importance of setting in legends is discussed, illustrating how it influences the story. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to explore more legends, highlighting the joy and learning they offer.

What is a key characteristic of legends?

• They are modern stories with futuristic settings.

• They are fictional stories passed down through generations.

• They are scientific explanations of natural phenomena.

• They are always based on true events.

What is a common theme in Native American legends?

• Urban life and technology.

• Space exploration.

• Nature and animals.

• Historical battles.

Who were the three spirit sisters in the No Face Doll legend?

• Sun, Moon, and Stars.

• Corn, Beans, and Squash.

• Water, Air, and Soil.

• Earth, Wind, and Fire.

What lesson does the No Face Doll legend teach?

• The consequences of vanity.

• The power of silence.

• The value of beauty.

• The importance of wealth.

Why do Iroquois mothers make faceless dolls for their children?

• To encourage them to be artists.

• To remind them of the No Face Doll legend and its lesson.

• To teach them about the importance of beauty.

• To make them feel unique.

How does the setting influence the No Face Doll story?

• It provides a backdrop for a modern city.

• It is irrelevant to the story.

• It enhances the story's connection to nature.

• It limits the characters' actions.

What would happen if the No Face Doll story was set in a desert?

• The doll would have more friends.

• The story would remain unchanged.

• The doll would become a queen.

• The doll would not find water to see her reflection.