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What patterns do moral lessons follow literature?
Showing a bad action and its consequences at the end of the story
There is no pattern, every peice of literature is unique
2
What resulted in the farmers greed?
He got all the golden eggs in the goose
He got a golden goslings
He got no golden eggs
The goose killed him
3
What moral lesson is not present in snow white?
You bad actions always have a way of coming back to you
You can't always get what you want
Don't tell lies because they only make things worse
Don't let jealousy get the best of you
4
What was the first media piece presented?
The Boy who Cried Wolf
The Good Samaritan
Snow White
Adam and Eve
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Was there 4 lessons in the presentation?
True
False
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Which Philosopher says "literature is a very powerful tool"?
Plato
Aristotle
Horace
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What isn't a disadvantage of using the Moral/Philisophical Approach?
Doesn't analyze the art of literature
Doesn’t analyze the archetypes of the story
Doesn't change the readers perception of ideas
Doesn’t analyze the biographical or historical value of a text
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Which Philosopher wasn't mentioned in the slide show?
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Horace
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What isn't an advantage of using the Moral/Philisophical Approach?
Allows the reader to understand the moral code of the author
Allows the reader to understand the actions of characters
Allows the reader to understand complex moral issues
Allows the reader to understand the moral of the story
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How does analzying literature through the Moral/Philisophical Approach help youth?
Gives them a a better understanding of proper writing habits like diction
Introduces the ideas of right and wrong to them
Helps them write essays in grade 12
Passes the time and gives them entertainment
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Why did the farmer kill the Goose?
He was greedy
The goose killed his family
He couldn't afford to feed it anymore
He was hungry
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What is the Purpose of the Moral/Philisophical Approach?
To analyze literature through the lens of right and wrong
To find the stereotypical roles women are portrayed in literature
To find patterns, plots, characters, and symbols most common in literature
To analyze literature and find literary and rhetorical devices
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(Bonus) What Literary Approach is most similar to the Moral/Philisophical Approach?
Psychoanalytical Approach
Archetypal Approach
Historical/Biographical Approach
Femenist Approach
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Is "Treat others the way you want to be treated" a moral lesson?
True
False
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Is the Moral/Philosophical Approch the Oldest Approach?
False
True
16
The Poem read called "The Farmer and his Goose"
True
False
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Where did the Good Samaritan story come from?
Bible
The BBC Entertainments and Arts headline
Unknown
Folk Story
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What type of literature is solely meant to promote moral concepts?
Biographies
Fables
News articles
Novels
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How do you think people get their morals? (no points)
People must be taught the difference between right and wrong
People are born with ideas of right and wrong
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Did you pay attention to the lesson? (no points)
True
False
