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[tex]\boxed{\sf\green{✓}}[/tex] The statement “A folk tale is a story that parents pass onto their children”, is [tex]\underline{\bold{\red{true}}}[/tex].
[tex]\mathcal{\large{What~is~a~folk~tale?}}[/tex]
➯ A folk tale is a type of traditional narrative that is passed down orally from generation to generation within a particular culture or community.
➯ These stories are often rooted in the customs, beliefs, and experiences of the people who tell them.
[tex]\mathcal{\large{Characteristics~of~Folk~Tales:}}[/tex]
❏ Folk tales are originally transmitted through spoken word, rather than being written down.
❏ The original creator of a folk tale is usually unknown, as the story has been passed down and modified over time by various storytellers.
❏ Folk tales often reflect the values, traditions, and worldviews of the culture from which they originate.
❏ Many folk tales share common themes, archetypes, and narrative structures that are found across different cultures and regions.
❏ Folk tales can be adapted and retold in different ways, with variations in the details and specifics of the story.
[tex]\mathcal{\large{Role~of~Parents:}}[/tex]
❏ Teach moral lessons and values
❏ Explain the origins of cultural practices and beliefs
❏ Entertain and engage children
❏ Foster a sense of cultural identity and belonging
[tex]\boxed{\sf\green{✓}}[/tex] By sharing folk tales with their children, parents help to ensure the continuity of these stories and the traditions they represent, passing them on to the next generation.
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