Which type of folktale includes a recurring sequence of events in the storyline? 1 tall tell 2 pourquoi tale 3 cumulative tale 4 noodlehead tale

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Which type of folktale includes a recurring sequence of events in the storyline?

1 tall tell

2 pourquoi tale

3 cumulative tale

4 noodlehead tale

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Answer:1 tall tale

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