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5. First Nation tribe from northern Ontario who have a naming tradition.

6. Who are the Swampy Cree?

7. Two lines of poetry that express one thought and often rhyme.

8. What is a couplet?

9. Ms. Donadio’s ____ is called “Tries Really Hard.”

10. What is a Swampy Cree name poem?

11. A grouping of lines set off by a space within a poem.

12. What is a Stanza?

13. Title of your Swampy Cree name poem.

14. What is (your new name?)

15. This term describes what the story is mainly about.

16. What is the Big Idea?

17. The action or conflict that happens to the main character in a story.

18. What is the Plot?

19. Big Idea + Plot =
this.

20. What is the Theme?

21. This term also means the main character or hero of a story.

22. What is the Protagonist?

23. The way the loose ends are tied up to conclude a story.

24. What is the Resolution?

25. A narrative story that claims to be true, also called an apocryphal tale.

26. What is an Urban Legend?

27. Stories of super humans that teach moral lessons and try to explain the big questions.

28. What are Myths?

29. Myths that describe the origins or beginning of the world and humanity by different cultures.

30. What are Creation Stories?

31. A conversation in which participants work together to create meaning without arguing.

32. What is a dialogue?

33. A historical story, usually presented as true, but containing fictional elements. Think Paul Bunyon.

34. What is a Legend?

35. The creation story we all read in class from West Africa.

36. What is Mawu-Lisa the Creators?”

37. Humanity was created from the fleas on my hairy back.

38. Who is Phan Ku?

39. A very unloved frost giant from Iceland.

40. Who is Imir?

41. This god created his best friend before anything else.

42. Who is Ta-aroa?

43. The name of Ta-aroa’s buddy, fellow god and partner in mischief?

44. Who is Tu?

45. Kevin Costner starred as civil war veteran Jack Dunbar in this film.

46. What is “Dances with Wolves?”

47. Charles Trippy exploded this urban legend in his video.

48. What is mixing pop rocks and coke will cause you to explode?

49. The Bare Naked Ladies sing the them song of this television program that is also a theory of creation.

50. What is the Big Bang?

51. This former NBA star told a story about Michael Jackson at his funeral.

52. Who is Magic Johnson?

53. Mr. Edelman Showed this film while looking for story elements in the previous unit.

54. What is “Finding Forrester?”

55. Final Jeopardy
Make your wager

56. To entertain and transmit cultural values.

57. Why do people tell stories?