Heritage: Japanese Culture in a Folktale Answers

How does this passage from “My Lord Bag of Rice” show that the story is a folktale?

details about the settingdetails about cultural beliefs✔ details about historical charactersdetails about food

Based on the details of the folktale, what was very important to the people who told “My Lord Bag of Rice” to their children?

Which element of a folktale is included in this excerpt?

Choose the element of heritage that is preserved by each excerpt from the folktale.

Choose the element of heritage that is preserved by each excerpt from the folktale.

Choose the element of heritage that is preserved by each excerpt from the folktale. "The whole family came and bowed down before the warrior, calling him their preserver and the bravest warrior in all Japan." "Another feast was prepared, more sumptuous than the first. All kinds of fish, prepared in every imaginable way, raw, stewed, boiled and roasted, served on coral trays and crystal dishes, were put before him, and the wine was the best that Hidesato had ever tasted in his life."

What is most likely the lesson taught to listeners of “My Lord Bag of Rice”?

details about the settingdetails about cultural beliefsdetails about historical characters✔ details about food