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Narrative Writing and Theme in World Literature and Mythology

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1
What does the story’s use of parallel plots help reveal?
The tension between dream and waking life
Who is the villain
What kind of food the Aztecs ate
Multiple characters’ birthdays
2
Why are ancient myths still relevant in modern stories?
They are legally required in literature
They have good marketing
They help us sleep
They explain universal human experiences
3
Which of the following is NOT a universal theme?
Love and loss
The journey of the hero
Brand loyalty
Fear of the unknown
4
Which theme connects best with the ending of “The Night Face Up”?
Illusion vs. reality
Triumph over adversity
Escaping fate
Winning a competition
5
Which of the following is a common theme in mythology?
Fast food marketing
Sacrifice for a greater good
Fashion trends
Celebrity endorsements
6
In literature, a theme is best defined as:
The central message or idea
The time and place of the story
A character’s favorite activity
A list of vocabulary words
7
In world mythology, what theme is often linked to gods or rulers?
Fame on social media
Paying taxes
Eternal youth and immortality
Movie production
8
Which element in “The Night Face Up” most closely connects it to Aztec mythology?
The ritual sacrifice
The hospital bed
The modern city
The motorcycle accident
9
What does Cortázar suggest by blending dream and reality in the story?
Our perceptions shape what we believe to be true
Dreams are better than reality
Reality is always painful
Hospitals are unsafe places
10
What theme is most clearly represented by the Aztec ritual in “The Night Face Up”?
The power of belief or sacrifice
The importance of dreams
The danger of technology
Justice vs. mercy