MYTH
LORE
THEME
VOCAB
100

The Greek god of the sky and thunder.

Who is ZEUS? 

100

This storytelling device sends a message about life or human nature that the writer/author shares with the reader.

What is THEME?

100
Words an elder says that send a message or give valuable advice.

What are WORDS OF THE WISER?

100
An uneasy, worried feeling.

What is ANXIETY?

200

The Greek god of the underworld. 

Who is HADES?

200

The main character that may or may not have super powers but saves the day.

What is a HERO?

200

This is a warning or indication (heads-up) of what us going to come in the future. Usually hints to something bad.

What is FORESHADOWING?

200

When something is kept within a certain limit. (Hint: Everything is good in _____________.)

What is MODERATE?

300

This tale has characters or gods with special abilities, from ancient times, often used to teach lessons related to cultural values.

Stories created to explain mysteries of the universe. 

What is MYTH?

300

The struggle or main issue a hero encounters either with others or within himself.

What is CONFLICT?

300

Some questions to ask yourself that will help are "What do the characters want?", "What do the characters do to reach their goals?", and "Do the characters succeed? Why or why not?".

What is FINDING THEME?

300

Behaving or doing something quickly and nervously. Acting chaotic, out of fear, anxiety, or some other emotion. 

What is FRANTIC?

400

Stories passed down orally that are believed to be about reap people and based to some degree on historical facts. 

Highlights positive human qualities or behaviors.

What are LEGENDS?

400

The journey a hero goes on to end the conflict.

What is a QUEST?

400

Analyzing a story's events and characters' actions to make logical guesses about something, such as the theme of a story.

What is infer?

400

Acting with strength and courage.

What is PROWESS?

500

These stories help us link religion to culture, to entertain readers, to teach us about life, and to explain nature.

What is THE PURPOSE OF MYTHS?
500

Examples include love, war, friendship, greed, money, or that good defeats evil. These broad statements apply to everyone.

What are UNIVERSAL THEMES?

500

These life lessons are often found at the end of a story, and can be foreshadowed early on in the story. Some examples include to pick your battles wisely, good things come to those who wait, or be kind to others.

What are morals?

500

Words that are also sounds. (EX: bang, boom, buzz, snip, whoosh.) 

What is ONOMATOPOEIA?

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