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Echo and Narcissus

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Q 1/5
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What is a myth?
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A religious belief that is false
A fictional story used to explain nature
A lie that people tell to explain their actions
Something the MythBusters tackle
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According to Greek myth, he was handsome but very proud.
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Users re-arrange answers into correct order

5 questions

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What is a myth?

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According to Greek myth, he was handsome but very proud.

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Aphrodite was the goddess who heard Echo's sobs and prayers.

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Check all of the statements that are true from the story.

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According to Ephesians 2:1-10 and Philippians 2:3-5, how should Christians live?

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We were making out sorrowful way back home along the beach when it happened. Kikanbo ambushed us. He came charging out of the trees, scattering sand at us and then climbed up Kensuke’s leg and wrapped himself round his neck. It was such a good moment, a great moment. That night Kensuke and I sang ‘Ten Green Bottles’ over and over again, very loudly, over our fish soup. It was, I suppose, a sort of wake for the two dead gibbons, as well as an ode to joy for Kikanbo. The forest outside seemed to echo our singing. But in the weeks that followed I could see that Kensuke was brooding on the terrible events of that day. He set about making a cage of stout bamboo at the back of the cave to house the orang-utans more securely in case the killer men ever returned. He kept going over and over it, how he should have done this before, how he would never have forgiven himself if Kikanbo had been taken, how he wished the gibbons would come when he sang, so he could save them too. We cut down branches and brush from the forest and stacked them outside the cave mouth so that they could be pulled across to disguise the entrance to the cave house. He became very nervous, very anxious, sending me often to the hilltop with the binoculars to see if the junk had returned. But as time went by, as the immediate threat receded, he became more his own self again. Even so, I felt he was always wary, always slightly on edge. i need questions for the learning objective Give reasons for authorial choices and explain how meaning is enhanced through choice of words and phrases.
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