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2. Choose the correct definition for each folk legend:
a) Boitata

( ) Translated to "dry corpse", this man's soul is believed to have
b) Boto
( )been rejected by Satan at his death for being so evil. Even earth
c) Caipora
( )could not cause his body to rot. So, he walks around in a state of
d) Corpo-Seco
( )useless nothingness until the judgement day referred to in the Bible.
e) Cuca
f) Lobisomem () This one-legged youngster is certainly one of the most popular
g) Saci Pererê characters of Brazilian folklore. He is mischievous and is blamed for
h) lara anything that goes wrong on the farm. He is known as a con artist that can disappear and reappear at will. Whoever can grab his red cap is granted a wish by the Saci, but legend has it that the cap's smell is so bad, you may never rid yourself of it. ( This refers to spirits within the jungle that come out of their lodgings in the trees at night to haunt lost travellers and wanderers. ( Dls used to scare small children who do not want to go to bed on time. She is a mean old lady that will do evil things to them, or so the tale goes. ( This serpent has the horns of a bull and huge eyes of fire and slithers through open fields after nightfall. The locals believe that looking at its eyes will blind you. ( ) This fairytale dolphin is believed to morph into a handsome man and seduce hapless girls. a ( ) Lady of the waters or Mother-of-water, is beautiful mermaid that lives in the Amazon Rive. Her myth originated in the Amazon region, located in the north of the country. The fierce ipupiara, the African lemanjá, and the European mermaid converged to create this unique mythical being. ( This is the Brazilian version of the commonly known werewolf.



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