This document discusses folk narratives and their elements. It identifies the main types of folk narratives as myths, folktales, fables, and legends. It provides an example of a theme from the story of Cinderella. It also references a Filipino folk story called "How Ilang-Ilang Got Its Name" and lists questions about the type of folk narrative, setting, characters, plot, and theme of that particular story.

2. PRE -
ASSESSMENT DISCUSSION
GENYO QUIZ#2 MINI TASK#1

8. Identify the elements, genre,
purpose, intended audience and
features of various text such as
narrative story.

9. Recognize what
are folk narratives.
Recognize the
different types of
folk narratives.
Identify the
elements of a story.

11. They are stories from the remote past
handed by word of mouth from one
generation to the next reflecting the
people’s tradition, feelings, beliefs, and
judgements.

12. • MYTHS
• FOLKTALES
• FABLES
• LEGENDS

21. THEME - the story’s “central idea”
Example: In Cinderella, the
theme is: Good vs. Evil

22. How Ilang - Ilang
Got Its Name (pages
39-40)

23. QUESTIONS:
What type
of Folk Narrative
is the story?
Where is
the setting
of the story?

24. QUESTIONS:
Who are the
characters?
Describe:
• Ilang
• Edo
• Parents
of Ilang

25. QUESTIONS:
What is the
problem
encountered?
PLOT OF
THE STORY

26. PLOT OF THE STORY

27. QUESTIONS:
What is the
theme of the
story?