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History Chapter 5
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| "Hansel and Gretel" | Folktale |
| A Type of story Christ used to teach a lesson | Parable |
| He made little bags from deerskin and filled each bag with apple seeds. He gave a bag to every wagon that passed his farm. Soon everyone was talking about that kind man, "Johnny Appleseed," who gave apple seeds away. | Legend |
| Talk tales were heard first only in | America |
| Paul Bunyan had so many men in his camp that one of his bunkhouses, the bunk beds rose in the air thirty -seven beds high. | Tall Tale |
| The main characters in a fable | Animals |
| "The Sower" (Matthew 13:3-9), "The Prodigal Son" (Luke 15:11-32) | Parable |
| Stories that tell outright lies | Tall Tale |
| Bear Chief flew between the poles. The Birds had won the Game, and the Animals had never even touched the ball. | Fable |
| Two of the first people to think of collecting stories in books were brother named Jakob and Wilhelm... | Grimm |
| A shepherd who has 99 sheep but loses one will search for the lost lamb. | Parable |
| Who cared a lot about planting apple seeds? | Johnny Appleseed |
| "Sleeping Beauty" | Folktale |
| Fox said to the Crow, "Thank you, Mistress Crow, but here's some advice for you. Never trust a flatterer." | Fable |
| He stood taller than all the trees. His legs and arms were a big around as oak trees. His hands were as big as shovels. | Tall tale |
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