WorksheetsProverbs, Legends, and Myths
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
(a) is a GENERAL TERM for Proverbs, Myths, and Legends.
The Legend of Mayon Volcano is a story of a beautiful maiden who lived in a place called (a) .
The Book of Genesis is often referred to as (a) because it has all the hallmarks of a Myth.
A short traditional saying that expresses some obvious truth or familiar experience.
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How many moons were created by Bathala? (with the intention of illuminating the darkness in earth each night in a week)
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This folklore is often not overtly religious.
(a)
(a) are used to tell moral, explain why things are the way they are, and/or how things come to be.
(a) give us values, morals, and messages.
What proverb means that ones' words should reflect on his/her acts?
(a)
What is the name of Magayon's lover who's forbidden to court her because he is from an enemy kingdom?
(a)
Myths mention historical events or people
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Proverbs are usually constructed short and speaks obvious truth.
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Myths are stories which setting is sometimes unconfirmed.
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Legends are stories that tell moral, and explain why things are the way they are.
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Myths are more grounded tales about people NOT gods or spiritual beings.
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Greek Mythology is an example of a Myth.
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Folkloric stories are tales which are transmitted from one generation to another.
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The tale of the Moon-Eating Dragon or the Bakunawa is an example of a Legend.
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The story of Mariang Makiling is an example of a Myth.
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The main difference of Myths and Legends is that Myths usually contain characters with supernatural abilities while Legends usually don't.
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