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1. Origins C & T Panch. Misc. Themes $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

2. What is the country of origin for the Panchatantra? Category 1: $100: A

3. India Category 1: $100: Q

4. Which three stories are of Chinese origin? Category 1: $200: A

5. A Clever Judge The Missing Axe The Lost Horse Category 1: $200: Q

6. What is the origin of “The People Could Fly”? Category 1: $300: A

7. African - American Category 1: $300: Q

8. Which of the stories was of Italian origin? Category 1: $400: A

9. “The Happy Man’s Shirt” Category 1: $400: Q

10. What is the origin of “How the Leopard Got His Claws”? Category 1: $500: A

11. Nigerian / Africa Category 1: $500: Q

12. Give the real name of the founder of Confucianism. Category 2: $100: A

13. K’ung Fu-Tzu Category 2: $100: Q

14. Name the founder of Taoism Category 2: $200: A

15. Lao Tzu Category 2: $200: Q

16. When was the originator of Confucianism alive? Category 2: $300: A

17. 551-479 BC Category 2: $300: Q

18. When was Taoism founded? Category 2: $400: A

19. 600 BC Category 2: $400: Q

20. Daily Double!!! Name at least two of the differences between Confucianism and Taoism. Category 2: $500: A

21. C = stress duty, social hierarchy, materialism, and hold society together T = stress humility, simplicity, people and nature, and balance (Yin / Yang) Category 2: $500: Q

22. What’s a Brahman? Category 3: $100: A

23. A poor Hindu priest of the upper class. Category 3: $100: Q

24. What is a frame story? Category 3: $200: A

25. A story that contains multiple stories Category 3: $200: Q

26. Name at least three of the books in the Panchatantra (not the stories we read) Category 3: $300: A

27. Loss of Friends • Winning of Friends • Crows and Owls • Loss of Gains • Ill –considered Action Category 3: $300: Q

28. How many different languages has the Panchatantra been translated in? Category 3: $400: A

29. 50 Category 3: $400: Q

30. Approximately when was the Panchatantra written? Category 3: $500: A

31. 2nd Century BC Category 3: $500: Q

32. Name the five parts of a story Category 4: $100: A

33. Exposition • Rising Action • Climax • Falling Action • Denouement Category 4: $100: Q

34. Define Anecdote Category 4: $200: A

35. A short, personal story Category 4: $200: Q

36. Define motif Category 4: $300: A

37. A recurring element in a folktale or literary work that is found in many other stories. Category 4: $300: Q

38. Define dialect Category 4: $400: A

39. A way of speaking characteristic of a particular region or group of people Category 4: $400: Q

40. Name three of the common folktale motifs Category 4: $500: A

41. Threatened children • A false parent • Supernatural helper • Supernatural adversary • Magic words / potions/ objects • Magical transformation • Testing of hero • Perilous journey • Threatened kingdom • Kindness rewarded • Evil punished • Helpful animal • Stupid ogre • Rescued princess • Deception / disguise Category 4: $500: Q

42. Give a theme for “The Lion Makers” Category 5: $100: A

43. Intellect without common sense is useless. Category 5: $100: Q

44. Name a theme for “The Ungrateful Man” Category 5: $200: A

45. What goes around comes around. • It is wise to show others gratitude. Category 5: $200: Q

46. Name a theme for “The Cowboy’s Story” Category 5: $300: A

47. Focus and determination can help you achieve any goal. Category 5: $300: Q

48. Name a theme for “How Supersmart Ate the Elephant” Category 5: $400: A

49. Use your intellect to determine the best way to defeat a foe. Category 5: $400: Q

50. Name a theme for “The Cave that Talked” Category 5: $500: A