Quiz On Tall Tales

Paul Bunyan's ox is famously named Babe. Paul Jr. and Logger are not the names of Paul Bunyan's ox.

The correct answer is "Tall tales" because both Paul Bunyan and Pecos Bill are characters from American folklore known for their exaggerated and larger-than-life adventures. These stories are often humorous and full of exaggerations, making them fall under the category of tall tales.

The correct answer is that one story is about a giant and an ox (referring to Paul Bunyan) while the other is about a guy and a mountain lion (referring to Pecos Bill). This explanation highlights the contrasting characters and elements of the two stories, emphasizing the difference in the main characters and their companions.

Pecos Bill rode on a mountain lion. Pecos Bill is a legendary American cowboy known for his wild adventures, and one of his famous feats was riding a mountain lion. This choice is supported by the fact that mountain lions are native to North America and are known for their agility and strength, making them a suitable choice for a daring cowboy like Pecos Bill.

Pecos Bill did all of his achievements in Texas, New Mexico, Michigan, and Kansas.

Paul Bunyan is a legendary figure in American folklore known for his immense size and strength. According to the stories, Paul Bunyan accomplished various incredible feats. He is said to have dug Puget Sound, cleared trees from the Dakotas, and even scooped out the Great Lakes. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of the above," as Paul Bunyan is credited with performing all of these extraordinary tasks.