Across
- 3. Stories, songs, and poetry passed from one generation to the next in the oral tradition are collectively called
- 5. Exaggerated stories with gigantic, extravagant, restless, and flamboyant characters, such as Paul Bunyan and Pecos Bill.
- 8. Traditional stories or epic poems that are a combination of history and myth, based in part on real characters or historical events, such as the tales of King Arthur, Robin Hood, and Joan of Arc.
Down
- 1. 1697 Charles Perrault
- 2. Traditional stories, religious in nature, that provide an explanation for otherwise unexplainable evens such as night and day; usually have deities as major characters.
- 4. 1812 Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm
- 6. 1704 Antoine Galland
- 7. Very brief traditional stories that teach a lesson about behavior, usually with animal characters.
