Across
- 1. Informal Traditional Culture
- 3. 2 or more people who share at least one thing in common
- 5. set of unique stylistic features or markers of a folk tradition
- 7. the specific social situation in which a particular piece of folklore is actually employed
- 11. group of digital items sharing common characteristics of content which were created with awareness of each other and were circulated via the internet
- 12. systematic study of individual cultures
- 14. animals or other beings whose present existence is disputed or unsubstantiated by science.
Down
- 2. an unverified story that spreads quickly from person to person without known authority or factual confirmation
- 3. narratives that are presented as authentic folktales but are actually artificially created.
- 4. phrasal template in which certain words may be replaced with another to produce new variations with altered meanings
- 6. prose narratives regarded as true by the narrator and audience
- 8. Single instance of a recognizable bit of folklore manifesting in the world
- 9. Cryptid from Rhinelander Wisconsin
- 10. prose narratives considered to be truthful accounts of what happened in the remote past
- 13. Small speculations that usually don't spread very far