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Hero's Journey Review
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1
What are the three main stages of the Hero's Journey?
Ordinary World, Special World, and Underworld
Departure, Initiation, and Return
Act 1, Act 2, and Act 3
Beginning, Middle, and End
2
What author is most associated with the concept of the Hero's Journey?
Joseph Campbell
Neil Gaiman
Luke Skywalker
George Lucas
3
Archetypes are images and ideas that
appear in many cultures and time periods
appear only in mythology
are unconventional and original
represent the protagonist of a text
4
What causes a hero to begin his or her journey?
a radioactive spider bite
an accident
the death of the mentor
a call to adventure
5
Which of the following
best
describes Archetypes?
Repeated images, patterns, and ideas found in stories
The hero, the journey, and the reward.
The opponent of the hero.
The monomyth.
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The "Tests and Challenges" a hero experiences on the journey are only physical challenges.
False
True
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Which of the following is NOT one of the three types of archetypes?
Romantic
Character
Situational
Symbolic
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Which of these are archetypes?
exotic lands and more than one nation or culture
brave hero, sea monster, evil temptress
strange creatures, treacherous weather
courage, beauty, a homecoming
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According to the Hero's Journey model, "The treasure you seek lies . . ."
in the afterlife
at the departure
in the cave you fear to enter
in the ordinary world
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What is another name for the Hero's Journey?
Monomyth
There and back again
Archetype
Fairy tale
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Where is the Hero's Journey found today? Choose all that apply.
In real life
In stories
none of these
In movies
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More than one character can fulfill the role of more than one archetype.
True
False
13
What is the Greek word for "story"?
Monomyth
Mythos
Talisman
Archetype
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In the Hero's Journey, the purpose of the Herald character is to...
...announce the need for change in the hero’s life.
...test the hero before they face great challenges.
...blur the line between ally and enemy.
...teach the hero to use any innate abilities they possess.
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Why do we study mythology? Choose all that apply.
To recognize universal themes and archetypes
None of these
To understand literary and cultural allusions
To learn about ancient cultures
16
What are the
two
worlds of the Hero's Journey?
Heaven and hell
Microcosm and macrocosm
Inner world and outer world
Ordinary world and special world
17
Mythology is a complicated subject because it touches on (choose all that apply):
Literature
Religion
Psychology
History
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Which of the following is NOT true of archetypes?
They always have mentors
They are found in real life
They are true across cultures
They are true across time
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What
two
characteristics does a myth have?
Significance
Staying power
Nature and/or gods
Supernatural events
