Traditional Literature
In "The Story of Jumping Mouse" the main character (Jumping Mouse) gave up what 2 senses?
What is "sense of smell and eyesight?"
What was the name of Paul Bunyan's pet ox?
Who is "babe?"
Author's purpose is...
What is "Why an author writes something?"
What are the 2 Greek and Latin Root Words we learned last week?
What "spec" and "graph"?
We see gods and goddesses are what kind of folktale?
What is "A myth?"
What makes a tall tale a tall tale?
What is "extreme exaggeration?"
Setting is...
What is..."where and when the story takes place?"
"Spec" means...
What is "to see"?
What does John Henry's father give him before he leaves home?
What is "his grandfather's old hammers?"
What are 5 different types of folktales that fall under "Traditional Literature"?
What is a "Myth, Legend, Fairy tale, Tall Tale or Fable?"
Imagery is...
What is "language that appeals to the senses?"
"Graph" means...
What is "to write" or "to draw"?
Paul Bunyan was born in what state?
What is "Maine?"
"Robin Hood" and "John Henry" are both...
What are "Legends?"
Personification is...
What is giving human like qualities and traits to non-humans?
Is the root word "Graph" Greek or Latin?
What is "Greek"?
Myths, Fairytales, Fables, Legends, and all tales are all types of...
What is "folklore/folktales?"
The purpose of Traditional Literature is...
What is "to teach a lesson/moral?"
The 5 different parts that make up plot are...
What is "Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action and Resolution?"
Is the root word "spec" Greek or Latin?
What is Latin?