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Storytelling review
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Patterns in Mythology also include
all but
...
Symbolism of natural elements (water, fire, wind etc.)
Explanation of body parts (heel, shoulder, liver, stomach etc.)
Symbolism of colors and shapes (red, black, white etc.)
Female/Hero Archtypes (Hercules, Thor, Mystique, Queen of Hearts etc.)
2
This picture shows
The fable of the tortoise and the hare
The myth of Pangu creating the sky
The oral tradition of the raven releasing the lights
The myth Hercules
3
The message in non-fiction/informational texts includes: Who? What? Why?
False
True
4
Oral tradition is a written type of story telling.
True
False
5
"It makes an important point. It tells you that people should be careful." What is this an example of?
the meaning of a symbol
the moral/lesson of a fable
a feature of a myth
the meaning of "Accountable" in G.A.T.O.R.S.
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Which one is
NOT
an element of myths? (multiple answers)
humorous elements that entertain the reader
natural elements
fantastic settings
characters found in everyday life
7
"from the sky god, Enkai" is an example of which element of myths
is a supernatural setting
includes supernatural beings
explains the state of the human condition
includes conflicts
8
The Lion and the Mouse is an example of
Myth
Oral tradition
Fable
Children's story
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Which one is
NOT
the correct answer. A fable often includes
A moral or lesson
Foolish characters
Animals as characters
Indoor settings
10
If there is one thing that Ms. T wants you to remember about myths it is that...
they attempted to be memorized
they attempted to explain the unexplainable to early generations
they attempted to show the progression of the plot
they attempted to be clear and understandable
11
"In one sentence, what are they trying to tell you."
Example of message
Example of conflict
Example of setting
Example of summary
12
"Be responsible for yourself" is the moral of the fable...
The tortoise and the hare
The lion and the mouse
The ant and the grasshopper
The fox and the grapes
13
The "Oral Tradition" is...
The history of dentistry in the U.S.
About the jaw bone of the biblical character, Samson
How stories are written
How ancient cultures would speak their stories
14
Which of the following are features of myths (multiple answers)
Explaining the origins (beginnings) of the world
Conflicts
Geographical locations
Love and Romance
15
"Seasons are often depicted on a circle or the ying and yang that represent duality and unity."
An example of a function of myths.
An example of a pattern in myths.
An example of a feature of oral tradition.
An example of an element in fables.
