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Comparing Archetypes in Literature Answers

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What is the central idea of this passage?

A
Archaeology is important for preserving cultural customs of the past, including the art of storytelling.
B
Characters in the old stories were neither good nor bad, and people enjoyed the simplicity of the tales.
C
The Grimms had an interest in preserving tales to be shared with adults and children of future generations.
D
The Grimms’ first collection of tales was a cultural study intended for a scholarly audience.
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Which details develop the central idea that the Grimms collected stories to preserve culture? Check all that apply.The tales of the Grimm Brothers demonstrate how language and customs can create a bond between people.The Grimm Brothers recorded the stories because fewer and fewer people were collecting and preserving them.The Grimm Brothers were born in Germany in the 1700s, and their tales were published in the 1800s.Their stories reveal truths about the conditions people lived in when the tales were recorded.The Grimm Brothers would be surprised that they are now known more for their tales than for their studies of literature.

A
The tales of the Grimm Brothers demonstrate how language and customs can create a bond between people.
B
The Grimm Brothers recorded the stories because fewer and fewer people were collecting and preserving them.
C
The Grimm Brothers were born in Germany in the 1700s, and their tales were published in the 1800s.
D
Their stories reveal truths about the conditions people lived in when the tales were recorded.
E
The Grimm Brothers would be surprised that they are now known more for their tales than for their studies of literature.
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What is the author’s purpose for writing the essay "How the Grimm Brothers Saved the Fairy Tale”?

A
to entertain children with details from the Grimms’ tales
B
to persuade adults to read and enjoy fairy tales more often
C
to inform scholars of the ways modern literature can be artificial
D
to inform readers of the reasons why the Grimms collected their tales
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Which details from the text best support the author’s purpose? Check all that apply.

A
Modern literature can be remarkably rich and informative.
B
Many people enjoy reading both ancient and modern literature.
C
Old German tales once held communities together.
D
Older stories often expressed the essence of Volk culture.
E
Epics and other tales were linguistic and based in history.
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Which evidence supports the conclusion that the Grimms’ fairy tales were not meant for children? Check all that apply.The tales are from the past and were collected through interviews.Some of the tales discuss wars and other conflicts of the time.Many of the stories tell about the horrifying and brutal treatment of children.The stories and the custom of storytelling are a timeless pastime for children.The tales often reveal the harsh living conditions of the 19th century.

A
The tales are from the past and were collected through interviews.
B
Some of the tales discuss wars and other conflicts of the time.
C
Many of the stories tell about the horrifying and brutal treatment of children.
D
The stories and the custom of storytelling are a timeless pastime for children.
E
The tales often reveal the harsh living conditions of the 19th century.
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What structural technique does the writer use in this passage?

A
The writer describes events in chronological order.
B
The writer describes events in their order of importance.
C
The writer provides a central idea and then lists examples.
D
The writer shows how the Grimms made mistakes and then solved them.
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Why does the author include excerpts from two versions of the story of "Rapunzel”?

A
to show that there are different versions of the same story told in different cultures
B
to show how the Grimms added details to make the story more vivid for readers
C
to show that the last edition was more informative and engaging than the first
D
to tell the story twice to ensure that readers understand the plot and characters in the story
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Which details best support the idea that the Grimms’ tales are important folklore? Check all that apply.

A
The tales are brusque and comical.
B
The tales come from the German oral tradition.
C
The tales were never intended to be read by children.
D
Folklorists in other countries were inspired by the Grimms’ tales.
E
The UNESCO Memory of the World Registry lists an edition of the tales.

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