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A Bottle of Dew — ENGLISH (NCERT) STD 6 — Question

Gujarat BoardEnglish MediumSTD 6ENGLISH (NCERT)A Bottle of Dew1 Mark
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What is the unit Fables and Folk Tales about?
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    Legends that are famous and believed to have been passed down orally through generations.
  • B
    Stories about monuments.
  • C
    Stories based on real-life incidents.
  • D
    Options b and c.
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Answer

Correct option: A.
Legends that are famous and believed to have been passed down orally through generations.
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Explanation:
The unit 'Fables and Folk Tales' focuses on legends and stories that are famous and Passed down orally through generations. All the three chapters of the unit deal with such reflect the cultural traditions of a community. 

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