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Mythology and Folklore
Mythology and Folklore
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Myths are not relevant nowadays.
True
False
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evokes a concentrated imaginative awareness of experience or a specific emotional response through language chosen
Fiction
Non-Fiction
Poetry
Drama
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stories relating to religion and culture and come from a tradition of oral storytelling
Novel
Mythology
Folktale
Folklore
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Myths were made the way modern literature is.
False
True
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a science that embraces observance and custom, notion, beliefs, tradition, superstition
FOLKTALE
FOLKLORE
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literature created from the imagination
Drama
Poetry
Fiction
Non-Fiction
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Myths are guide that bring individuals to various spaces, times, civilizations and cultures.
True
False
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traditional narrative of unknown authorship that has been handed down from generation regardless of its content
FOLKLORE
FOLKTALE
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The following are the main literary forms, EXCEPT?
Non-fiction and Fiction
Prose
Drama
Poetry
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Myths address timeless questions throughout history and help to explain people’s view, and supernatural beliefs.
True
False
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Myths are traditional stories of superhuman beings such as goddesses depicted as having actually existed long time ago.
True
False
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a written work that tells a story through action and speech and is meant to be acted on a stage
Poetry
Non-Fiction
Fiction
Drama
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any writing that follows the conventions of speech and language
Poetry
Drama
Prose
Fiction and Non-fiction
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often called fairytales because many of them deal with fairies or magic of any supernatural element.
FOLKLORE
FOLKTALE
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helpful in the study of
comparative mythology
and
science of region.
FOLKLORE
FOLKTALE
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the traditional beliefs, stories, customs, and legends, transmitted orally, from generation to generation
Mythology
Folklore
Novel
Folktale
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invented by an English scholar
William John Thomas in 1846.
FOLKLORE
FOLKTALE
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Mythological stories actually occurred long time ago.
False
True
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Myths are narratives of uncertain origin that seemingly relate real events and are associated with religious belief.
False
True
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Mythology is a religion.
False
True
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It covers both oral and written forms of works which manifest expressive or imaginative quality.
Folklore
Prose
Mythology
Literature