CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENT LITERATURE

These are the easiest type to make though not to operate. Made from bags or socks and slipped over finger/hand.

Folklore is helpful in the study of comparative mythology and science of religion

Folklore is not important in explaining social history of mankind

The earliest forms of literature. These are traditional narratives that originated directly from people.

Story that is convincingly true to life: the places, the people, the actions and motives seem; possible and plausible.

Folklore is of great assistance to the ethnologist, sociologists, historians and students of comparative mythology

These are flat, black outs from card board paper.

These are figures in imitation of life under an operator's control use for dramatic presentation.

Stories that are improbable but possible.

A body of myths describing the gods of the people, demigods and legendary human beings in stories.

A figure with removable limbs which are manipulated by strings, wires or rods from above.

Stories where animals talk not just with fellow animals but with human beings with exaggerated characterization.

It is a creative art and one of the most valuable activities in school or at home.

Romance in the folktales is remote and impersonal; characters are stereotypes.

A story of a life of a real person written by someone else. It artistically records the action and recreates the person.

Folklore does not help in the understanding of the relationship between races and on the development of religion

It is the simplest type of tale, with a simple plot and rhythmical pattern.

The word "epic" comes from the Greek word "epos" which means ____.

All folktales originated in India in the Sacred Books of Buddhism and were transmitted by migrations of people.

Fictitious story about an animal or an inanimate object which behaves like a human being.

This is a collection of tales that appeared bearing the name of a Frenchman, Charles Perrault in 1697.

A narrative that is partly true and partly imaginary about a particular person, event, place or natural feature.

A large portion of the stories are based on the element of magic or supernatural. Visionary, unreal, and romanticized.

An old story containing wonders and miracles that was handed down without any foundation in history; partly true.

Who published the collection of tales, Tales of My Mother Goose Rhymes?

Stories about the exploits of a hero and his heroic acts embody the moral code of a country or a nation.

Who creates the story?

A science that embraces observances and customs, notions, beliefs, traditions, superstitions, etc.

It tells a story with a special aim—to state the promise of God.

These are flat cut outs to represent the desired character and attached to a stick or rod.

It is a natural activity of childhood where children spend much of their free time pretending to be certain characters.

Many of the tales arose independently among people widely separated geographically and historically.

Was invented by an English scholar in 1846.

Stories that explain primitive man’s idea of the origin, natural phenomena, deities, and pagan divinities.

Folktales using religious elements or beliefs that are patterned after the morality plays of the Middle Ages.

These are one of man's chief means of communication.

A is a form of narrative wherein tragedy, comedy, lyric, dirge, and idyll are skillfully blended.

It is intended to be acted rather than read and is intended for children and adults.

It is a passage in a dramatic piece in which a person holds the scene to himself and speaks unconsciously aloud.

It is the expression of thoughts, feelings, emotions through bodily movements, gestures, steps, and facial expressions.

Refers to a traditional narrative of unknown authorship that has been handed down from generation to generation.

It is the story of a person’s life written by himself. It is written from a person’s memory of his past.

Stories about sillies and numb skulls meant for fun and nonsense.