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Storytelling & Oral Tradition
Storytelling & Oral Tradition
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A review of oral tradition and storytelling
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1
What day of the week is Halloween on this year?
Saturday
Thursday
Friday
Wednesday
2
_______ mythology lies at the heart of American literature.
Native American
Roman
Greek
Norse
3
Legends & tall tales are influenced by _____ (the background, customs, and beliefs of people)
Humanity
Landscapes
Animals
Cultural Contex
4
Storytelling is the second step in the acting process, which is ___________.
Voice
Body
Mind
Soul
5
_______ mythology focused on the god Odin, his wife Frigga, and a “heaven” called Valhalla.
Chinese
Native American
Norse
Greek
6
_____ give form to a set of beliefs that link people today to ancestors from centuries past.
Tall Tales
Myths
Fairy Tales
Fables
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_______ were held in high esteem (often an older member of the family served as a “narrator”)
Vampires
Storytellers
Oracles
Priests
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____ are stories usually containing super-human beings or gods or goddesses
Myths
Stories
Fables
Fairy Tales
9
Myths and legends are not told merely for enjoyment, education or amusement
:
they are _____.
For fun
Believed
True
Studied
10
Stories handed down that are believed to be historical and contain extraordinary people
Legends and Tall Tales
Myths and Legends
Fables and Tall Tales
Fairy Tales and Fables
11
_____ mythology focused on Mount Olympus, gods and goddesses, heroes, and great battles.
Greek
Chinese
Norse
Native American
12
A _______ is a brief story or poem, usually with animal characters that teaches a moral.
Fable
Fairy Tale
Folk Tale
Legend
13
The origin of “literature” dates back before recorded history. Stories were passed down _____.
Through written stories
Through hand gestures
Artistically
Verbally
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______includes fairy tales, fables, legends and tall tales, and myths composed long ago.
Tall Tales
Grimm's Fairy Tales
Oral Tradition
Epic Poetry
15
______ (oral tradition) is the foundation of literature.
Dancing
Poetry
Cave Drawings
Storytelling
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______ are symbols, character types, or landscapes found across different cultures and eras.
Archetypes
Protagonists
Patterns
Plot
17
A ________ is a story intended to teach a moral lesson and usually includes magical elements.
Myth
Legend
Tall Tale
Fairy Tale
18
Odin ate no food, but instead drank a drink called __________.
Nectar
Lagger
Mead
Ambrosia
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_____ mythology told of mythical creatures bringing abundance, prosperity, and fortune (Zodiac)
Norse
Roman
Native American
Chinese