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English language arts quiz for grade 6: Myths and fables This quiz helps revise “Myths and fables” in English language arts for grade 6. It has 25 questions in five categories: Aesop's Animals, Greek Legends, World Traditions, Tale Toolbox, Story Language. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Aesop's Animals 100 Which animal wins the famous race by moving steadily while its rival naps?
200 Which animal calls the grapes sour after failing to reach them in Aesop’s fable?
300 Which small animal gnaws…
In the game400 What does this thirsty…
In the game500 What was the grasshopper…
In the gameGreek Legends 100 The wax in this youth's wings melts when he flies too near the sun. Who is he?
200 Which figure in this ancient mosaic had snakes for hair and could turn people to stone?
300 Which hero used a…
In the game400 Which Titan was condemned…
In the game500 Which Titan stole fire…
In the gameWorld Traditions 100 Which Norse god of thunder is pictured with his hammer?
200 Which Egyptian god pictured here has a jackal's head and protects the dead?
300 Which spider is a…
In the game400 Which Japanese sun goddess…
In the game500 In a Māori tale…
In the gameTale Toolbox 100 A tale ends, 'Always tell the truth.' What do we call this stated lesson?
200 What kind of short story often uses talking animals to teach a lesson?
300 What kind of traditional…
In the game400 What do we call…
In the game500 What is the turning…
In the gameStory Language 100 What device compares things using 'like' or 'as,' as in 'quick as lightning'?
200 What device compares things by saying one is the other, as in 'The moon is a lamp'?
300 What device gives human…
In the game400 What do we call…
In the game500 Calling a weakness an…
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