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WorksheetsELA 12 Unit 1 Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Literature that is written with the specific intent to teach a moral or ethical lesson about life.
Didactic
Allegory
Myth
Sacred
A brief story that teaches a moral or practical lesson about life and usually features animal characters.
Fable
Parable
Allegory
Proverb
A brief story that teaches a moral or religious lesson and usually features human characters
Fable
Parable
Proverb
Allegory
A wise saying that offers a practical wisdom about life (such as in The Analects by Confucius)
Fable
Parable
Maxim
Allegory
This epic character helped define The Hero archetype.
Sinbad
Humbaba
Sibi
Gilgamesh
1001 Nights includes many stories told within one over-arching story (about the queen trying to avoid her death from a vengeful king). This style is known as:
a Frame Narrative
an Allegory
an Aphorism
a Sacred Text
The Fisherman and the Jinee, King Yunan and Duban the Doctor, and Sinbad and the Falcon all collectively teach a lesson about:
We should treat others with more gratitude
We should model the value strength and power
We should hurt those we feel will hurt us
We shouldn't trust anyone
Sibi's tale about protecting his subjects represents a lesson on this important Hindu concept:
Nirvana
Dharma
Atman
Brahman
The Rig Veda teaches that some things in life, like creation, are...
finite
just a mystery
explainable
allegorical
Rumi's "Elephant in the Dark" highlights the need for
working apart to get more done
working individually to solve problems
working together to see the whole vision
working toward a large goal
"Life is only as valuable as you value an opportune fruit" is a theme that can be taken away from this story:
"Numskull and the Rabbit" from the Panchatantra
"Taste of Banzo's Sword" from Zen Parables
"Publishing the Sutras" from Zen Parables
"A Parable" from Zen Parables
"Our actions speak louder than words" is a theme that can be taken away from this story:
"Numskull and the Rabbit" from the Panchatantra
"Taste of Banzo's Sword" from Zen Parables
"Publishing the Sutras" from Zen Parables
"A Parable" from Zen Parables
"The mastery of a subject comes from necessity, not from direct instruction" is a theme that can be taken away from this story:
"Numskull and the Rabbit" from the Panchatantra
"Taste of Banzo's Sword" from Zen Parables
"Publishing the Sutras" from Zen Parables
"A Parable" from Zen Parables
"Cunning is more important than strength" is a theme that can be taken away from this story:
"Numskull and the Rabbit" from the Panchatantra
"Taste of Banzo's Sword" from Zen Parables
"Publishing the Sutras" from Zen Parables
"A Parable" from Zen Parables
Which of the following was written with the specific purpose to teach young Indian princes to be good leaders?
Panchatantra
The Analects
Zen Parables
Rig Veda
