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Elements of Lit: chapter 5
Elements of Lit: chapter 5
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folklore, fable, fairy tale, and epic
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author: "Pyramus and Thisbe"
Hector
Aesop
Ovid
Homer
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Which of these is/are characteristic/s of fairy tales?
magical or fantastical elements
stated moral at the end
broad challenge of good vs. evil
indefinite setting
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Which character was the foil to Tortoise?
himself
Chameleon
his wife
Osprey
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a comparison using "like" or "as" that is part of a narrative poem and is detailed and lengthy
homeric epithet
archetype
genre
epic simile
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Which of these are major genre categories?
prose
drama
poetry
jounalism
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the characters of Pyramus and Thisbe is/are
static
flat
dynamic
round
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Hector knows that Troy will win the war.
False
True
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Which of these could be the moral of "The Tortoise and the Osprey"?
Be content with who you are.
Be honest.
Don't procrastinate.
Try new things.
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a repeating, recurring phrase in an epic
archetype
epic simile
foil
homeric epithet
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"The Tortoise and the Osprey"
epic
myth
fairy tale
fable
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What is the theme of Pyramus and Thisbe?
disaster of hasty decisions
importance of caring for earth
honor for elders
power of love
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an epic usually begins with
an invocation to the gods
the background of the setting
an explanation of the conflict
an introduction of the main characters
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Hector is a round and dynamic character.
True
False
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the moral of "The Grassphopper and the Ant"
Prepare today for challenges tomorrow.
Don't worry today about problems of tomorrow.
Be kind to those in need as you may be in need tomorrow.
Music today is essential to joy for tomorrow.
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Which character in "Pandora" is presented as a combination of opposites?
Zeus
Pandora
Epimetheus
Prometheus
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a protagonist that faces a major downfall at the end
archetype
antagonist
static character
tragic hero
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the general term for stories that are usually anonymous and usually passed down orally within a culure
essay
prose
epic
folktale