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Assessment 1. Characterize Me!

English

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Legends usually have as a common theme the origin of something, a place, or a name. Written in prose, are meant to entertain and are imaginary stories.

Folk tales are stories of adventure, love, horror, and even humor, that hold lessons about life, the need for appreciation of the environment, and for improving ourselves.

Explanation:

Folk songs, most of them with 12 syllables, were one of the earliest findings in Philippine literature during the pre-Spanish period, and a recollection of their old culture.

Epics are extensive poems depicting a heroic event.

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