Folktale: Two Legs or One?

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Characteristics of a folktale

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Humorous story of Goha with over-statements and a surprise ending.

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Lesson from the folktale

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Some people will try to win an argument at any cost.

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Phrase indicating urgency

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cook these as quickly as you can

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Irresistible smell of roasted calf legs

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Goha's wife's reaction

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Tone of dialogue (paragraphs 8-14)

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Humorous

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Minimal and bare setting allows readers to:

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Focus on characters' words and actions.

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Goha's character as a trickster

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His wife thought it was another trick.

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Correct punctuation: To make a difference, one first has to care.

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Options: 1. To make, a difference once first has to care. 2. To make a difference, one first has to care. 3. To, make a difference, one first has to care. 4. No change required.