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Myths, Legends and Folktales

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A look into the world of #myths, #legends, and #folktales

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1
In the myth of Icarus, what did Icarus use to build his flying machine?
Feathers and wax
berries and honey
Straw and glue
Tape and sticks
2
The main purpose of a folktale is to:
Keep children from wandering into the woods
Make people laugh
Make people cry
Entertain or teach a lesson
3
Zeus, is a character most likely to be found in:
Legend
Myth
None of the above
Folktale
4
This is an example of:
A folktale
A legend
A myth
None of the above
5
Legends are believable because:
They were witnessed by at least three people
They have been written down.
They happened a long time ago.
They come from historical events and characters.
6
This is an example of a modern day:
Biography
Myth
Folktale
Legend
7
Folktales are believable because:
They are based on actual historical figures
None of the above, they are not believable at all!
They're written in a way that the events could have happened
They happened to people that we actually know
8
Myths are believable because:
They are recorded in a book.
They were used to explain, unexplained events.
The stories were found in a library.
They were shared around a campfire.
9
Robin Hood is an example of:
A myth
A children's story
A legend
A folktale
10
Which of these is nottrue about folktales?
They often involve aliens
They usually happened to a friend of a friend.
They usually don't have an author
They are usually told by word of mouth