An oral narrative is a story or account of events communicated verbally, often passed down through generations within a community. It relies on spoken words, gestures, and vocal expression to conv

Here are the answers to your questions: 2. An oral narrative is a story or account of events communicated verbally, often passed down through generations within a community. It relies on spoken words, gestures, and vocal expression to convey its message. 3. Two examples of storytelling devices are: Flashback*: A scene that takes the narrative back in time from the current point. Foreshadowing*: Hints or clues about future events in the story. 4. Qualities of a good storyteller include: Engaging delivery*: The ability to captivate an audience with voice, gestures, and facial expressions. Clear articulation*: Speaking clearly and distinctly so the audience can easily understand. Expressiveness*: Using vocal variety and emotion to bring the story to life. Good memory*: The ability to recall and recount the story accurately and consistently. 5. Three types of Oral Narratives are: Folktales*: Traditional stories, often with a moral, passed down orally. Myths*: Sacred narratives explaining how the world and humanity came to be. Legends*: Stories about human heroes or events, often based on historical figures but embellished over time. That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.