Based on the author’s use of figurative language in the passage, what can a reader determine about the cultural setting of the story? Select the two correct answers.
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Responses
The story is set in a place where rice is a common food.
The story is set in a place where rice is a common food.
The story is set in a place where babies can fly at birth.
The story is set in a place where babies can fly at birth.
The story is set in a place where people climb mountains.
The story is set in a place where people climb mountains.
The story is set in a place where courage is an important trait.
The story is set in a place where courage is an important trait.
The story is set in a place where people fear things needlessly.
1 answer
Based on the given options and the figurative language typically found in stories like "Yamanba of the Mountain," the two correct answers about the cultural setting of the story would likely be:
These answers reflect themes often found in tales involving mountains and heroic figures.
