Mf Prelims Q2: What Is Myth? Crash Course Mythology 1
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- 1.Read and analyze: " If the myth you have read is a different form, it means that the story is using only one of the many references for such story."What does this mean?
- A.
Myths are open to many interpretations.
- B.
Myths are very old and exists in different versions.
- C.
Myths don't have nameable authors.
- D.
Myths doesn't have a clear working definition.
- 2.Read and analyze: " Are myths record of historical facts? Deliberate fictions? Ways of understanding incomprehensible events? Misunderstanding?"What does this mean?
- A.
Myths are very old and exists in different versions.
- B.
Myths don't have nameable authors.
- C.
Myths are open to many interpretations.
- D.
Myths doesn't have a clear working definition.
- 3.Read and analyze: " We do not know who originated myths, or how, or why."What does this mean?
- A.
Myths are very old and exists in different versions.
- B.
Myths don't have nameable authors.
- C.
Myths are open to many interpretations.
- D.
Myths doesn't have a clear working definition.
- 4.Read and analyze: " When we use the term MYTH to mean something that is not true, we can come away with the explanation of MYTH as a story that is false and not to be taken seriously but myths have been taken seriously..."What does this mean?
- A.
Myths are very old and exists in different versions.
- B.
Myths don't have nameable authors.
- C.
Myths are open to many interpretations.
- D.
Myths doesn't have a clear working definition.
- 5.Two primary characteristics of myths:
- A.
Staying power
- B.
Strength
- C.
Significance
- D.
Character
- 6.Read and analyze: "Myth is about something important, something about how the world works, how the world gets going, and how things came to be." This means that myth has its
- A.
Staying power
- B.
Strength
- C.
Significance
- D.
Character
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