English, 11.05.2021 22:20, cody1097

Task 1: Differentiating Myth, Legend, and Folklore There is a very thin line between myths, legends, and folklore. All of these stories include
certain elements that help determine the difference between them. The table below contains a
list of elements that are related to these three genres. Tick the box for each element to identify
if it applies to myth, legend, or folklore. Each element could apply to more than one genre.
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Task 1: Differentiating Myth, Legend, and Folklore

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