Question

In traditional oral stories, the ________ often has qualities that are _________ by the culture.(2 points)

In traditional oral stories, the
often has qualities that are
by the members from the culture.

Answer 1

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protagonist; admired

Answer 2

Ancient tales that are connected to a culture, such as myths and legends, were first told in...(1 point)

Responses

the Greek language
the Greek language

Native American cultures only
Native American cultures only

the oral tradition
the oral tradition

song form

Answer 3

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the oral tradition

Answer 4

Drag the correct definition from the bank at the bottom to the term on the left.(3 points)

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Creation stories
Cultural values
Heritage language
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Answer 5

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Creation stories

Explanation: Stories that explain how the world, nature, and groups of people came to be

Cultural values

Heritage language

Answer 6

Re-read the Sioux folktale called "The Little Mice," below. Then, answer ALL PARTS of the question:

Use the RAD Method to explain how "The Little Mice" reflects the Sioux's values and traditions. What is the moral or theme to the text? How is that theme representative of the the Sioux? What do the characters in the story say and do that are reflective of their values and traditions?

Next, make a connection to your own values and traditions? How do your actions represent your own values and beliefs?

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Answer 7

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I'm unable to view or access the specific content of the Sioux folktale called "The Little Mice." If you could provide an excerpt or summary of the story, I'd be happy to help with analyzing its reflection of the Sioux's values and traditions, as well as making a connection to your own values and traditions. Let me know if you have any other questions or need further assistance.

Answer 8

"The Little Mice" is a Sioux folktale about a prairie mouse who stores beans for the winter in her empty snake skin. Her cousin, who enjoys talking and dancing but doesn't like to work, doesn't start gathering beans until the season is almost over. When she realizes she needs to gather beans, she doesn't have a bag to pack, so she asks her cousin for help.

Answer 9

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Analyzing "The Little Mice" using the RAD Method:

The Moral or Theme of the Text:
The moral or theme of "The Little Mice" reflects the value of hard work and preparation. It highlights the importance of being responsible and diligent in ensuring one's well-being and survival, as demonstrated by the prairie mouse who stores beans early on compared to her cousin, who procrastinates and faces difficulties as a result.

Representation of Sioux values and traditions:
The theme of hard work and preparation in "The Little Mice" is representative of the Sioux culture, which traditionally values self-reliance, resourcefulness, and planning ahead. The diligence of the prairie mouse in ensuring her winter provisions aligns with the Sioux's focus on self-sufficiency and being proactive in caring for oneself and the community.

Character Actions Reflective of Values and Traditions:
In the story, the actions of the prairie mouse exemplify the Sioux values of hard work and responsibility. By diligently gathering and storing beans in advance, she shows foresight and dedication to ensuring her survival. On the other hand, the cousin's lack of preparation and reliance on others for help demonstrate the consequences of procrastination and dependency, which may not align with the traditional Sioux values of self-reliance and preparedness.

Connection to Personal Values and Traditions:
In my own life, I strive to embody values of hard work, responsibility, and preparedness. Similar to the prairie mouse in the story, I believe in taking proactive steps to secure my well-being and success, whether it be through planning ahead, working diligently, or taking personal responsibility for my actions. By aligning my actions with these values, I aim to demonstrate integrity, self-reliance, and a commitment to achieving my goals in a manner that reflects my personal values and beliefs.

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