Legends in Narrative Texts

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Froggy Jumps Legends in Narrative TextsOnline version Legends in short quiz by Ulfa Khusnah 1 What best defines a legend in narrative texts? a A science fiction tale set in space b A diary entry of a single author c A traditional story passed down, mixing fact with myth. 2 Which element is commonly found in legends? a Step-by-step recipe instructions b Heroic deeds of legendary figures. c Precise dates and citations 3 Legends often explain what? a Contemporary political events b The origin of a custom or natural phenomenon. c Detailed weather forecasts 4 Setting in legends is usually? a A futuristic space colony b The present day with modern cities c A distant past or mythic time. 5 Characters in legends are often? a Everyday, ordinary people b Abstract concepts only c Larger-than-life or heroic. 6 Tone of typical legends? a Sarcastic and humorous only b Serious, sometimes reverent. c Technical and instructional 7 A legend's purpose? a To advertise a product b To explain beliefs, values, or origins. c To provide precise scientific data 8 How do legends differ from fairy tales? a Legends are always shorter b Legends use magic; fairy tales use realism c Legends claim some factual basis; fairy tales do not. 9 Which is NOT typical of legends? a Iconic heroes b A clearly proven historical record. c Supernatural events 10 Which example would be a legend? a The legend of King Arthur. b A flawless autobiography c A modern science article

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Legends in Narrative TextsOnline version

Legends in short quiz

by Ulfa Khusnah

What best defines a legend in narrative texts?

A science fiction tale set in space

A diary entry of a single author

A traditional story passed down, mixing fact with myth.

Which element is commonly found in legends?

Step-by-step recipe instructions

Heroic deeds of legendary figures.

Precise dates and citations

Legends often explain what?

Contemporary political events

The origin of a custom or natural phenomenon.

Detailed weather forecasts

Setting in legends is usually?

A futuristic space colony

The present day with modern cities

A distant past or mythic time.

Characters in legends are often?

Everyday, ordinary people

Abstract concepts only

Larger-than-life or heroic.

Tone of typical legends?

Sarcastic and humorous only

Serious, sometimes reverent.

Technical and instructional

A legend's purpose?

To advertise a product

To explain beliefs, values, or origins.

To provide precise scientific data

How do legends differ from fairy tales?

Legends are always shorter

Legends use magic; fairy tales use realism

Legends claim some factual basis; fairy tales do not.

Which is NOT typical of legends?

Iconic heroes

A clearly proven historical record.

Supernatural events

Which example would be a legend?

The legend of King Arthur.

A flawless autobiography

A modern science article

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What best defines a legend in narrative texts?

Which element is commonly found in legends?

Legends often explain what?

Setting in legends is usually?

Characters in legends are often?

Tone of typical legends?

A legend's purpose?

How do legends differ from fairy tales?

Which is NOT typical of legends?

Which example would be a legend?

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