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Myths Review

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A myth must have gods and goddesses who are human in form, never grow old, have supernatural powers, and can travel long distances instantly. True
A myth must have conflict between 2 or more of the characters OR between characters and nature. True
A myth does NOT explain how something in nature came to be. False
A myth must have a moral. True
A moral is a lesson about life that teaches us how we should behave and how we should treat others. True
"Arachne, the Spinner" is not a myth. False
When you read a myth, look for the lesson the myth is trying to teach. True
How a myth connects to our lives is not something to look for when reading a myth. False
A myth must have an explanation about how something came to be. True
Arachne was a goddess. False
Athena was a goddess. True
The Arachne myth explains how people grow old. False
Arachne was too arrogant for her own good. True
Myths are old stories people made up to explain how things and events in nature came to be. True
Created by: NanaGrey
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