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Golden TalesVersión en línea How much do you remember the stories? por Ms Casanova 1 "How the sea was born" is a Taino story Yes No 2 The Taino people were found living around Mexico. Yes No 3 The word "Taino" meant "aggressive" Yes No 4 In "How the sea was born", Yayael was not obedient to his father, El. Yes No 5 The adjectives used to describe the fish in the story included: big, small, thin, rainbow, silver, gold. Yes No 6 The sea was born from Yayael's blood. Yes No 7 Guanina's hand was stuck on her mother's face forever. Yes No 8 A tree and flowers grew where Cristobal and Guanina died. Yes No 9 When in fear, the people from Puerto Rico prayed to The Eleven thousand virgins, Saint Catherine and Saint Ursula Yes No 10 The name of the brave man who climbed up the wall to face the mystery of the laughing skull was Sagua. Yes No 11 Sención is still seen rising from a lagoon every Friday, she has her arms toward the sky, as if begging for forgiveness Yes No 12 The Sun and the Moon end up inside an old lady's cheeks when trying to escape the Night Temor. Yes No 13 In "El Dorado", a serpent lives in the bottom of the Guatavita Lagoon. Yes No 14 Kákuy is a story from the Quechua people. Yes No

Golden TalesVersión en línea

How much do you remember the stories?

por Ms Casanova

"How the sea was born" is a Taino story

Yes

The Taino people were found living around Mexico.

Yes

The word "Taino" meant "aggressive"

Yes

In "How the sea was born", Yayael was not obedient to his father, El.

Yes

The adjectives used to describe the fish in the story included: big, small, thin, rainbow, silver, gold.

Yes

The sea was born from Yayael's blood.

Yes

Guanina's hand was stuck on her mother's face forever.

Yes

A tree and flowers grew where Cristobal and Guanina died.

Yes

When in fear, the people from Puerto Rico prayed to The Eleven thousand virgins, Saint Catherine and Saint Ursula

Yes

The name of the brave man who climbed up the wall to face the mystery of the laughing skull was Sagua.

Yes

Sención is still seen rising from a lagoon every Friday, she has her arms toward the sky, as if begging for forgiveness

Yes

The Sun and the Moon end up inside an old lady's cheeks when trying to escape the Night Temor.

Yes

In "El Dorado", a serpent lives in the bottom of the Guatavita Lagoon.

Yes

Kákuy is a story from the Quechua people.

Yes