Folk Literature

What is the THEME of a story?

• the order of events in a story

• the message the author is trying to share

• the culture of a specific story

• the moral of a story

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What do we call stories that deal with heroes, adventure, magic, or romance?

• short stories

• fables

• folk tales

• novels

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"Too much pride can lead to a fall" is an example of:

• theme

• alliteration

• fable

• folk tale

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What is a story for children that usually involves fantastic forces and beings with a resourceful hero who goes through a test or adventure toward his or her eventual good fortune?

• fairy tale

• tall tale

• fantasy

• archetype

What is a brief story or poem that teaches a lesson or moral?

• fairy tale

• tall tale

• folk tale

• fable

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CCSS.RL.4.9

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What presents the ideas, values, feelings, and beliefs of a culture in musical form?

• folk tale

• folk song

• Broadway show

• folk movie

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What tells the wild adventures of extravagantly exaggerated folk heroes?

• fairy tale

• myth

• fable

• tall tale

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CCSS.RL.4.9

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What do we call fictional tales that explore the actions of gods and heroes or explain why things are a certain way in the natural world?

• tall tales

• myths

• fables

• fairy tales

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What are the three purposes of folk stories?

• Teach, Exaggerate, Share

• Read, Explain, Defend

• Teach, Explain, Entertain

• Explain, Entertain, Confuse

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CCSS.RL.K.5

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What is writing that is highly imaginative and contains elements not found in real life?

• fable

• fantasy

• myths

• hyperbole