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Intro to Myth Review
Intro to Myth Review
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Fanciful and imaginary stories about people, animals, beings, or things who have magical powers
Legend
Fairy Tale
Folk Tale
Myth
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The planet Jupiter is named for...
A Norse god
A Greek god
A Germanic god
A Roman god
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To primitive cultures, myths acted as...
Science
Entertainment
Moral Lessons
History
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Evaluative questions should...
Connect a text to the world
Make connections within a text
Allow you to talk about your own opinions
Reveal the meaning of a text
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The attribution of a personal nature or human characteristics to something nonhuman
Anthropology
Humanisation
Anthropomorphism
Personification
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an idea or feeling that a word invokes
Denotation
Connotation
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A story with links to
religion
which explains some aspect of the world
Legend
Fairy Tale
Myth
Folk Tale
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The shared history and symbols of nationhood that give nations cohesiveness
National Myth
Civic Myth
Fairy Tales
Legends
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What is the purpose of annotation?
assist with understanding and study
waste time
show teacher what you know
get experience with shorthand notes
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Our word for Wednesday is derived from...
A Roman god
A Greek god
A Celtic god
A Norse god
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The depiction of a god, animal, or object with human behavior or characteristics
Anthropomorphism
Personification
Anthropology
Humanisation
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Who is considered the father of Comparative Mythology?
Carl Jung
Sigmund Freud
Joseph Campbell
Zeus
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Myths are made up stories belonging to ancient cultures
True
False
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A story with a grain of
historical fact
which has been
exaggerated
through generations of retelling
Folk Tale
Myth
Legend
Fairy Tale
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the traditional beliefs, practices, lessons, & tales of a culture passed down orally & involving ordinary people
Legend
Myth
Folk Tale
Fairy Tale