How is a myth different from a magazine article about a specific culture?
A myth is a ma...
How is a myth different from a magazine article about a specific culture?
A myth is a made-up story that explains a culture, and a magazine article has facts about a culture.
A myth is believed by people who read it, and a magazine article is not believed by people who read it.
A myth is nonfiction writing about a culture from long ago, and a magazine article is nonfiction writing about current times.
A myth discusses how people think about the world, and a magazine article discusses what research shows about the world.
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