Literature Activity 2 In your study of the fable and trickster tale, you have learned that there are certain features that characterize each. Accomplish the following activity by identifying whether the specific feature indicated in each sentence shows: (a) a set form of beginning; (b) the use of connectives to show the sequence of events, or (c) the use of connectives to show cause and effect. Write the letters of the correct answers on the spaces provided before the numbers.
____1. Hunger and want forced Monkey one day to forsake his land and to seek elsewhere among strangers for much-needed work.
____2. When he had worked for quite a while, he wanted to return home.
_____3. The first he met upon his return to his own land was Brer Wolf. This old fellow told him all the news...
______4. Then Monkey laid before him all the wonders of the bow and arrow that he carried on his back.
_____5. When Monkey refused to give it to him, he thereupon began to threaten him with his greater strength.
______6. And so when Jackal passed by, Wolf told him that Monkey had stolen his bow and arrow
______7. After Jackal had heard both of them, he declared himself unqualified to settle the case alone.
_______8. And so fell the sentence against Monkey. Theft was looked upon as a great wrong; he must be hanged.
______9. Anansi wanted to buy the stories from the sky god Nyan-Konpon so he decided to find and capture Onini, Osebo, Mmoatia, and Mmoboro.
________10. When the leopard fell in the hole, Anansi offered to help him out with his webs​