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Oral Narratives in Grade 10 Lit

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True/false on oral story types

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Oral Narratives in Grade 10 Lit
 

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True/false on oral story types

by Gheann Kristine
1

Myths explain natural phenomena and cultural beliefs.

2

An origin myth is never about gods or supernatural beings.

3

Folktales feature everyday characters and elements of magic.

4

An allegory is always a short spoken joke with no moral.

5

Epics are long narrative poems about heroic deeds transmitted orally.

6

Legends are stories rooted in history but embellished over time and told orally.

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A fable never uses talking animals.

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Tall tales are exaggerated stories told for humor in oral traditions.

9

Oral narratives cannot be adapted into written literature.

10

A ballad is a long prosaic narrative rather than verse.

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