the practice of sharing tales through storytelling in order to preserve and pass down culture from one generation to the next.Select one:Cultural Sharinghighlight_offPhysical Artifactshighlight_offCampfire Taleshighlight_offOral Traditionhighlight_off

The art of storytelling is as old as human civilization itself, evolving over centuries from cave paintings to modern novels. Oral storytelling was the primary method of passing on histories, myths, and legends from one generation to the ______ the invention of writing systems allowed these stories to be recorded and preserved more accurately.19Mark for ReviewABCWhich choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?Anext, butBnext,CnextDnext but

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Question 29 of 30In what way are legacy and family storytelling related?A.Family storytelling can provide information about the values and objects that are part of a family's legacy.B.Family storytelling is a way to pass on a family's legacy from one generation to the next.C.Oral history and family storytelling can both explain how objects are related to a family's legacy.D.All of the above are true.

The Native Hawaiian word for story is mo’olelo which comes from two words: mo’o, meaning "succession," and olelo, meaning "language." Therefore, to Hawaiians, a story is a succession of language that weaves history, legend, tradition, and genealogy into a complex cultural tapestry. Storytellers in Native Hawaiian society hold an honored position and integrate song, chant, and dance into their stories that impart wisdom, values and tradition. Which choice best states the main idea of the text? Native Hawaiians have a rich cultural storytelling tradition that preserves their cultural history. eliminateAlthough Native Hawaiian storytellers have many roles, many of them like teaching the most. eliminateNative Hawaiian storytellers have been entertaining their communities for generations. eliminateMo'olelo, the Hawaiian word for storytelling, is a combination of other words and defines how Hawaiians think about the practice of storytelling.

Traditional knowledge was passed on from generation to generation through experiential and oral transmission. One of the most common ways in which the community understands their natural world was through                    .a.Telling myths, legends, and folkloreb.Performing sacred rituals to cure diseasesc.Sustaining their resources and social relationshipsd.All of the above are correct