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Why were myths created

Where is the word Myth derived from which Greek word

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Where is the word Myth derived from which Greek word
Muthos
Mutos
Mytos
Mitas
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Why were myths created
In order to provide a new source of entertainment
Provide a new and entertaining way of telling history
Explain why such phenomenons occurred at the time
Provide a general religion and provide a new stories
3
What do myths and modern poetry designed to do
have a direct and mass religion
to link past and present and dramatize important events
provide a new retelling of historical events
have an understanding for the the ancient world of poetry
4
What is mythology
A retelling of stories to captivate audiences
A mass religion source with stories
collective of stories and beliefs from a society
A new fascinating telling of an event
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What does the the Greek word mythos or muthos mean
History or retelling
retelling or new
exaggeration or unreal
story, narrative, or plot.
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What is the term mythopoeic mean
A new type of mythology
A poem with multiple myth references
the creation of a new myth
Multiple myths with a single book
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From which culture are myths are often the most referenced in modern literature
Biblical
Norse
Egyptian
Greek
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What do myths try to explain
explain how they believed the world works
show a new mass religion and stories
A reason why certain events happen
How people lived in the past
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What is the objective of myths today in modern literature
show how the ancient people told stories
Show a new source of entertainment within modern literature
show the importance of events, places, animals, nature
Show how myths had a different way of telling history