Fairy Tales
Myths
Legends
Polynesia
Language
100

This fairy tale features a girl who loses a glass slipper at a ball.

Cinderella

100

This story shows how curiosity can lead to trouble when a forbidden box is opened.

Pandora's Box

100

This hero was said to have led the Knights of the Round Table.

King Arthur

100

What is the name of the triangle between Hawaii, New Zealand, and Easter Island.

The Polynesian Triangle

100

This language feature compares two things using “like” or “as.”

Simile

200

This tale features a boy who climbs a giant beanstalk into the sky.

Jack and the Beanstalk

200

This Greek god is the ruler of the sky and king of the gods.

Zeus

200

This type of story is based on _________ or _____________ but has been exaggerated over time.

real people or events

200

Polynesian navigators used this natural element to guide direction during the day.
 

Sun

200

This technique repeats words or phrases for emphasis.

Repetition

300

This fairy tale warns children about talking to strangers in the woods.

Little Red Riding Hood

300

This character lives in a labyrinth.

Minotaur

300

This legend features a creature that is hunted in a famous Scottish lake.

Loch Ness Monster

300

This method of travel across the ocean used canoes and no modern technology.
 

Navigation or Wayfinding

300

This language feature exaggerates for effect.

Hyperbole

400

This fairy tale teaches a lesson about judging others by their appearance.

Beauty and the Beast

400

This hero flew too close to the sun with wings made of wax.

Icarus

400

This legend reflects ideas about fairness and justice by redistributing wealth (from the rich to the poor).

Robin Hood

400

This cultural practice shows the importance of passing knowledge through generations.

Oral traditions

400

“The wind whispered through the trees” is an example of this language feature.

Personification

500

This fairy tale reflects fears about abandonment and survival in harsh environments.

Hansel and Gretel

500

This term describes the message or lesson that myths teach about human behaviour or beliefs.

A Moral

500

What was the name given to Nancy Wake who was a real-life figure that became a legendary symbol of courage during World War II.

The White Mouse

500

What is the name of the distinctive pottery that provides an evidence trail for archaeologists?

Lapita

500

This language feature choice helps persuade the audience by appealing to their feelings.

Emotive language 

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