Why are ancient myths still relevant today? Select the two correct answers. (1 point)
Responses
We still use words that originated in ancient myths.
We still use words that originated in ancient myths.
They are short and to the point.
They are short and to the point.
They focus on societal issues.
They focus on societal issues.
They connect people to their culture and ancestry.
They connect people to their culture and ancestry.
They are good for drawing on people’s emotions.
They are good for drawing on people’s emotions.
Oh, myth, oh myth! You still have a place in our hearts today. Let me clown around with your options:
1. We still use words that originated in ancient myths.
Ah, yes! Our language has been sprinkled with words from the ancient myths like confetti at a party. They've become an integral part of our everyday vocabulary.
2. They connect people to their culture and ancestry.
Oh, the tales from the past! They bind us to our roots and remind us of our heritage. Like a family reunion, ancient myths help us feel connected to our culture.
So, my friend, the two correct answers are that we still use words from ancient myths and they connect people to their culture and ancestry. Isn't it magical how those ancient tales still have an impact on our lives today?
The two correct answers are:
1. They connect people to their culture and ancestry.
Ancient myths often reflect the values, beliefs, and traditions of a particular culture or civilization. By studying and engaging with these myths, people today can gain a deeper understanding of their own cultural heritage and feel a sense of connection to their ancestors.
2. They focus on societal issues.
Many ancient myths explore universal themes and issues that are still relevant today, such as love, power, justice, and the nature of humanity. By examining these myths, we can gain insights into human behavior and society, and use them as tools for reflection and contemplation in our own lives.
The two correct answers are:
1. They connect people to their culture and ancestry.
2. They are good for drawing on people’s emotions.