By, Nova Luginbill

The Greeks created Myths because they needed answers to the questions in life. In these stories they had both moral and immoral characters to help relate to the people who would be hearing the stories they tolled.

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Greta

I think the Greeks made myths to explain everyday marvels [creation myths] and to teach us lessons [mortality myths] the moral of the story is like the lesson that is being taught most morals are taught by the actions of a person that is immoral.

Greek myths were created to answer unknown questions, like natural fanamanons. But they also teach us lessons, moral, morals, and morality, so that we now the difference in immoral and immorality.

The Greeks created creation myths to answer questions, such as why does the sun go down at night? They also created morality myths using moral and immoral beings to teach lessons.

to teach a moral. This is a morality myth. creation myths are about things like the sun and moon.

2. Morality myths are myths that teach people a lesson like Tantalize. When he got obssesed with power and served his son cooked to the gods.

Emerson

Eva Rose

the Greeks made these stories to explain why not to or why not to do things. these stories are called morality myths. they teach us all lessons. for an example the boy who cried wolf. this tells us why not to lie. this also teaches us to be better people. for us and are community.

creation myths and myths about how things were made. like animals and fire. they

all of the stories will involve gods. gods are immortal. in story's gods will be nice and evil. the Greeks made these stories to explain why or how things happen. for an example pandoras box.

Khi

The Greeks created myths for three reasons:

they created them to make sense of the world, for they did not know why lightning came to Earth and was so destructive. They did not know why the sun came up every day and the moon every night. They use these myths to explain natural occurrences.

The second reason is that they used these myths to figure out how to live a happy life and make the gods happy. They told their kids these stories to make them be kind and not lie. these myths tell people how to be good people and please the gods.

The third reason is for fun! People liked making up diverse plots and characters. People like listening to fun and exciting stories. So they made up myths!

--Naomi Becker

The Greeks make myths to for teaching people lessons and to tell stories. One example of a myth is Achilles' Heel, which is one of my favorite Myths! In this myth Achilles thinks he is invincible, but he discovers his heel is a weak spot because it was not dunked into the river Styx. The moral of the story is to know your weaknesses!

The Greeks made myths to explain the unexplainable. Morality myths were created to teach life lessons, and to tell what will happen if you disobey. Take the boy who cried wolf, this moral tells us to not lie. It's immorality is a boy who screams a wolf a wolf! When there was no wolf, eventually the townsfolk get sick of it and when there is a wolf he shouts, and no one comes. Therefore, his sheep get eaten.

The Greeks made Mortality myths to demonstrate how people can be moral (good) or immoral (bad). An example of a mortality myth is Pandoras box. Pandora, who is the first human, gets gifts from the gods, including curiosity. Pandora gets a box, and the instructions from Zeus to not open it. Being curious, she opens it, not listening to Zeus' orders, and, well, let's just say she payed the price. This demonstrates how Pandora is immoral by opening the box, even though she was told not to. A creation myth is a myth that shows how something is created, such as the name of something, or how things came to be. Pretty well named, huh? Anyway, a creation myth example is the story of Hephaestus, working under Mt. Etna, and the Romans called him Vulcan. Sometimes, he worked so hard, that the mountain would erupt. If something happened with another mountain, they called it a volcano. Volcano? Vulcan? Heh? Heh? Get it?

Greeks made these stories to explain what is moral and immoral like the boy who cried wolf it teaches you not to lie or make up stories you might regret. It makes our generation better. Creation myths tell us how things were made like the ocean, and some have gods for that specific element like Trident the god of the sea. Some gods are heroes as in good and some evil depending on their origin stories.

Zeus was an example of being a morality in a lot of stories one is being PANDORAS box he gave her the box and curiosity so she would open the box this was a myth another myth is a non-Greek myth mut has a good moral is the boy who cried wolf he thinks he is funny about lying but it actually is a bad thing

because the sheep die because he lied that is a moral of a story and a morality

Is something that is in a myth and we would not be functioning because we don't know how the world works

so, we need Greek myths so we DONT BE STUPID LIKE ME AND WE KNOW

STUFF ABOUT THE WORLD! because

of Greek myths.

Greeks created myths to explain the questions they had in life, there are two types of myths morality myths were made to teach lessons, and creative myths were used to explain a natural phenomenon and how things were made. An example of a creative myth is arachnid. An example of a morality myth is don't lie.