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"Which reason best explains why "The Beginnings of the Maasai" can be classified as a myth? A)It has fantastic features that help to explain the reason for the Maasai's traditions. B)It has supernatural features that help to explain the volcanic eruption in the Maasai's home. C)It has supernatural features that help to explain the conflict with the Maasai's cattle. D)It has fantastic features that help to explain the purpose of the Maasai's weather."
Answer:
A)It has fantastic features that help to explain the reason for the Maasai's traditions.
Explanation:
For a narrative to be considered a myth, it needs to explain a real fact or a phenomenon of nature (such as the emergence of a tribe, or the existence of the rainbow, for example) in a fantastic way, using the presence of God or God. mythological beings as the main explanation for these phenomena may have happened. These myths were created so that it was possible to explain things that were beyond the understanding of ancient civilizations. Therefore, if it was not possible to give a logical explanation about a phenomenon, a myth was created so that this phenomenon could be explained based on the supernatural.
We can see these factors in "The Beginnings of the Maasai", where the origin and attraction of the Maasai tribe is counted in a fantastical way, through supernatural explanations, including folkloric beings that do not exist in the real world.
