What is true about a story? (1 point) Responses It tells about real people, places, or things. It tells about real people, places, or things. It tells about something that happens that may not be real. It tells about something that happens that may not be real. It always has magicial elements. It always has magicial elements. It always has talking animals.
Which word ends with an open syllable? (1 point) Responses hi hi cut cut girl girl boy
cut
Ancient Tales Unit Test 8 of 228 of 22 Items Question -:---:-- Use the sentence to answer the question. The giraffe and the zebra are in the same fence at the zoo. What are the joint subjects in the sentence? (1 point) Responses giraffe and zebra giraffe and zebra zebra and fence zebra and fence fence and zoo fence and zoo giraffe and fence
giraffe and zebra
The correct answer is: "It tells about real people, places, or things." A story is a narrative that conveys a sequence of events or experiences. It can be fictional or nonfictional, but the key aspect is that it typically involves real people, places, or things. If you are unsure about the answer to a question like this, you can apply some reasoning and eliminate the incorrect options. In this case, you can eliminate the options mentioning magical elements or talking animals since those are not always true about every story.
