40 1 pts When we read a tale in any of the editions of the Children's and Household Tales, we are reading what was originally an oral tale a legend a fable a duck tale a book tale
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Step 1: When we read a tale in any of the editions of the Children's and Household Tales, we are reading what was originally an oral tale that was passed down through generations by word of mouth. Show more…
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2. The writer wants to add a sentence that describes the different kinds of oral stories told by these societies. Which of the following true statements would most clearly and effectively accomplish the writer's goal? F. These myths and tales varied in substance, from the humorous to the heroic. G. These myths and tales were often recited by paid storytellers. H. Unfortunately, no audio recording of the original myths and tales exists. J. Sometimes it took several evenings for the full story to be recited.
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