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Fairytales and Folklore
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What is another term for a Fairytale antagonist?
a character who brings humor
a sidekick
a hero
a villain
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"Cinderella" is an example of a...
Fairytale
Legend
Lore
Motif
3
What kind of story is "typically passed down by word of mouth."
Lessons
Fairytale
History
Folktale
4
Which is an example of a motif we discussed?
The number 3
A farm setting
"Forever More Happy"
Shoes
5
Who wrote many classic Fables that we discussed in class?
Antionette
Aesop
Asparagus
Asophagus
6
Which is an example of a metamorphosis?
A character that shows the right way to behave.
A character who wears only one color.
Two characters that are complete opposites.
A prince turning into a frog.
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A moral is...
a kind of story which involves animals.
the source of magic in a story.
A person of high royalty.
a lesson about the right way to behave.
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What does the word "
anthropomorphization
" mean?
A character who develops a fatal flaw
Giving human-like qualities to nonhuman animals or things.
When a character refuses to act better in the end
A character who morphs into a werewolf
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What does a "trickster tale" have?
a story that includes a happy ending.
a story that includes one character death.
characters who try to become the King or Queen in the end.
characters try to " outsmart" or trick other to get their way.
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A Fable is...
A long poem depicting a hero on a journey.
a short story, typically with animals as characters, conveying a moral.
A short story showing the struggle of being a princess.
A novel about the circle of life.
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Ms. Murray will miss you very much! (True)
True
False
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A
motif
is a distinctive situation or character in a story that reoccurs.
True
False
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A "Tall Tale" has...
changes each generation.
a character that is of unnaturally proportioned.
strong roots in historical fact.
unbelievable elements,related as if it were true and factual.
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The main character is also known as the...
Protagonist
The First Person
#1 Character
Antagonist
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What are the 4 elements of Fables?
Symbolism, Anthropomorphism, lessons, and humor.
Animals, food, music, and dancing.
Anthropomorphism, pancakes, dancing, and Aesop.
Lessons, a craft, children, and magic.
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What is... "A fictional narrative that explains why something is the way it is."
Tall Tales
A moral
Trickster Tales
Pourquoi Tales