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Mythology and Folklore Unit 1
Mythology and Folklore Unit 1
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What is one example of a legendary character?
Daedalus
Zeus
Pan Gu
Robin Hood
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Narratives that tell the story of a mortal person and his/her actions, and are passed down from generation to generation
legends
myths
fables
morality tales
3
Mythos originally meant?
society
speech
fable
legend
4
Icarus died because he flew too low.
False
True
5
Which Greek mythological figure was responsible for ending the terror caused by the Minotaur?
Minos
Theseus
Daedalus
Pelops
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One purpose of a myth is to explain the customs, beliefs, and traditions of an existing society.
True
False
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Legends, folktales, and fairy tales and even proverbs and jokes make up the literary category of___________.
ancient literature
mythology
Folklore
generational story
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In a fairy tale, you will often find___________.
something related to the number 3
a legendary character
a moral that is stated clearly at the end of the story
gods
9
A myth that explains the relationships between gods and creatures is called a(n) ____.
Theogenic myth
nature myth
event myth
creation myth
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One purpose of a myth is to answer questions children might ask.
False
True
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To caution someone about a dangerous situation, you might read a ____________.
Legend
Fable
Fairy Tale
Morality Tale
12
The setting of a myth is usually______________.
The stone age
A long time ago in a galaxy far far away
A culturally important place, during the written age
The middle ages
13
A short story that clearly illustrates a lesson and usually includes an animal as the main character is___________.
legend
Myth
morality tale
fable
14
Who awoke from inside an egg after 18000 years, cracking it open to create the sky and earth?
Zeus
Thor
Dionysus
Pan Gu
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The myth you read about Demeter and Persephone is an example of this type of myth
Creation
Nature
Human institutions
Theogenic