Definition: A traditional narrative (e.g., a fable, proverb, or urban legend) with a moral message warning of the consequences of certain actions, inactions, or character flaws.Also Known As: moral tale. Examples: King Midas is a cautionary tale demonstrating the pitfalls of unbridled greed.efinition: A traditional narrative (e.g., a fable, proverb, or urban legend) with a moral message warning of the consequences of certain actions, inactions, or character flaws. Also Known As: moral tale.
After the COS and the accompanying textbooks are adopted by local school districts, HOW the material is taught to our children is still up to the teacher, depending on the amount of freedom the local district allows the teacher.
Note to teachers: These unofficial sample questions were created to help students review Goal 1 content, as well as. practice for the Civics and Economics EOC. The questions are based on the various lesson plans in the Civic Education. Consortiumâs Database of Civic Resources, as well as the NC Standard Course of Study. However, these practice. questions are not meant to influence teachers in the content they choose to focus on in class, nor do they reflect any. knowledge of questions that will actually appear on the stateâs EOC. -2-.