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Myths, Legends and Fables
Myths, Legends and Fables
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A quiz about the different elements of stories
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What is a conflict?
It is a problem which creates drama and intrigue
Conflict is how the problem is resolved
Conflict is always a fight between two characters
The conflict is the perspective the story is told from
2
Who is narrating a story being told in
first person
?
The narrator is retelling the story
You are: it's from your perspective.
I am, because I'm the main character
3
What elements are important to a
myth
?
It's a story passed from generation to generation.
Tradition, and can involve supernatural beings and events
Explains the history of the world
4
What elements make a
fairy tale
?
All of the above
It is a short story
Often involves good versus evil
Magic and fantasty creatures/characters
5
How many characters can be present in a narrative?
As many as we like
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3
2
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What is the first element of a story/narrative?
Conflict (problem in the story)
Setting
Character introduction
Resolution
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What aspects does a
fable
have?
Is a fairy tale
Can be a long story, characters are animals and has a moral
Short story, characters are animals and has a moral
Uses elements of magic
8
What does 'moral of the story' mean?
It's a lesson we can learn from the story
The moral is the main character's role
The moral tells us how we shouldn't behave
9
What is the resolution?
The solution which finishes the story.
The resolution is the quality of the computer screen
Answer/solution to a problem or conflict in the story
10
What elements do
legends
usually have?
All of the above
They express a cultural or spiritual belief
Some accurate use of historical facts
Can include heroic characters
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What should we always do when writing narratives?
Check we have used adjectives to make it interesting
Never use a full stop, only use commas
Make sure there's a title
Edit our work and ensure we are paragraphing
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What are some important aspects of oral storytelling?
Tone, pace and volume of voice
All of the above
Can be passed from generation to generation
Creating intrigue