Which statement explains the difference between a myth and an allegory? A. A myth provides a quick message about a moral issue, while an allegory references an event in the Bible. B. A myth focuses on an entertaining story, while an allegory recounts information important to a specific culture. C. A myth is a more complicated narrative, while an allegory is shorter and provides a moral lesson. D. A myth uses animals to represent human traits, while an allegory focuses on historical figures.

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4 December, 01:58

Which statement explains the difference between a myth and an allegory? A. A myth provides a quick message about a moral issue, while an allegory references an event in the Bible. B. A myth focuses on an entertaining story, while an allegory recounts information important to a specific culture. C. A myth is a more complicated narrative, while an allegory is shorter and provides a moral lesson. D. A myth uses animals to represent human traits, while an allegory focuses on historical figures.

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Bryanna Murphy · Answer 1

The statement that explains the difference between a myth and an allegory is "A myth is a more complicated narrative, while an allegory is shorter and provides a moral lesson."

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A myth and Allegory both tell a story, but the difference between them is that an allegory tells the story with the intention of giving a teaching, most commonly a moral one, while a myth is a much more complex writing since it includes a lot more elements such as deities and heroes to tell the story and they are quite extensive.

Joyce Morse · Answer 2

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