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Vocabulary

Read the following concepts, and their definitions, and provide an example of each. Also, use the examples to create sentences using the perfect tenses.

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Example: I have heard about the legend of the Nahuala.

Concept	Definition
legend	A widespread story about the past, one that may or may not be based on fact. Every culture has its own familian; traditional stonies.
folk tale	An entertaining story -often dealing with heroes, adventure, magic,or romance- orally composed and then passed from person to person by word of
fable	mouth, reflecting their cultural beliefs and their environment. A brief story, usually with animal chanacters,that teaches alesson,or moral, which is frequently stated at the end.
parable	A short story intended to teach or convey a moral truth; related to a culture's religious or spinitual beliefs.
myth	A fictional story about the actions of gods or heroes, or the origins of elements of nature, and that is pant of the oral tradition. Every ancient culture has its own collection of such stories.
tragedy	A work of litenature(often plays) related to a catastrophe for the main chanacten: It is intended to arouse fear and pity in the audience, and to convey a sense of the grandeur and nobility of the human spinit.
fantasy	Highly imaginative wniting that contains fictional elements. Examples include stories that involve supernatunal elements, stories that resemble fairy tales, and stonies that deal with imaginary people, places, and creatures.
theme	The central messoge or insight about life. It often reflects a belief, an attitude, or a value of the culture from which the story comes.
moral	The wise message conveyed at the end of a story that states its lesson to the reader or spectaton:
oral tradition	The transmission of songs, stories, and poems from genenation to generation by wond of mouth.Folk tales, myths,legends, fables, and parables ane pant of it.
cultural context	The background, customs, values, and beliefs of the panticular culture and people who originally told the story.
characterization	The process by which wniters create and develop a chanacter -often when descnibing a character's traits; revealing a chanacter's personality from thein appearance, speech, and actions, and describing what othens in the story think about the character.
dialect	A form of language and vocabulary that is chanactenistic of a specific group or region.8