Vocabulary
Reading Comprehension I
Reading Comprehension II
Spelling
100

what are records?

written information

100

What is oral history?

stories passed by word of mouth

100

Why is it important to know your family history?

to not lose the stories and to be able to pass them to the next generation

100

past tense of the word know

spell it correctly

KNEW

200

What are ancestors?

people in your family that came before you

200

Who should you go to for recording family history?

the oldest family member

200

Why do families on islands have oral history that goes far back?

because on islands people don't move far away so the stories stay accurate

200

I ___ the answers with a pencil.

spell the word correctly

WRITE

300

what does it mean when you inherit something?

to receive it from someone who died

300

How can you record your family history?

audio or taking notes

300

What is Foxfire?

a magazine about the Appalachian culture/people

300

the opposite of right


spell it correctly

WRONG

400

what does it mean to recite?

to tell from memory
400

Why is it important to record your family's history?

so you have it written down somewhere

400

How long was the longest oral History that we know about?

70 generations

400

what is the part of your body that connects your hand to your arm that you can bend?

spell it correctly

WRIST

500

What is folklore?

stories passed down from one generation to the next

500

How were stories passed on before there were records?

orally/ word of mouth

500

Who may have been the first people to write down the stories of their ancestors?

the Ancient Egyptians and Chinese

500

a type of bird

spell it correctly

WREN

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