Is Kitoto the Mighty is a folktale?
Yes
What is a theme?
Morale or lesson of the story
What is the theme of Kitoto the Mighty?
Even the small can be powerful
What does sumptuous mean?
expensive or impressive looking
If you have just a trickle of water, is that a lot?
No
How do we know Kitoto the Mighty is a folktale?
Animals/things do not talk.
The wind is not a person.
Other answers accepted
Is there actually a giant chomping away at the mountains roots?
No
What is a summary?
retelling only the most important parts of a story
Would it be important to include the part of the story where Kitoto goes into the tunnels/mazes below the mountain?
Yes because we would not see who is the most powerful if not
AND we would not learn our lesson
When the author said the hawk swooped down "as swift as an arrow," which figurative language did they use?
similie
True or false: The river is the most powerful being in the Savannah
False
Why did Kitoto think the river was the most powerful:
A. it stays cool under the sun
B. Water pushes away the big trees and rocks
C. The sound of the water reaches even the high mountains
D. The sound scares the hawk away
B
Kitoto wants to impress the sun. That means he wants the sun to think he is:
A. kind
B. calm
C. special
D. friendly
D
How does Kitoto feel after meeting Kiegego?
A. worried
B. excited
C. unsure
D. hopeful
D
When saying the hawk was "as swift as an arrow," what two things is the author comparing?
the hawk and the arrow
