Myth, Legends, and Folktales

These stories show individuals seeking fame.

These stories may attempt to explain the origins of the universe.

These stories show characters earning the respect of their peers.

These stories are shaped by the teller.

These stories teach moral lessons.

These stories provide role models for human behavior.

This person is considered the foremost mythology scholar of the 20th century.

These stories teach practical lessons.

These stories most likely have multiple versions.

These stories typically include humans and animals.

These stories typically have successful endings.

These stories provide characters with psychological depth.

These stories often rely on repetition.

These stories provide historical role models for human behavior.

These stories are religious in nature.

The stories of King Arthur and the knights of the round table are an example of this type of story.

The Little Boy who Cried Wolf is an example of this type of story.

These stories typically involve an overwhelming task.

These stories have protagonists that tend to display arrogance.

These stories are not set in any specific time or place.

These stories' origins are easier to date.

These stories have Gods assisting humans.

These stories show supernatural or superhuman qualities.

These stories may feature saints, kings, or heroes.

These stories unite a culture.

These stories' origins are difficult to date.

These stories highlight cultural values.

These stories typically have tragic endings.

These stories were believed to be true at one point in time.

These stories are set in a specific time and place.

These stories were seen as lessons from history.