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Duplicate of Archetypes "Blind" quiz
Duplicate of Archetypes "Blind" quiz
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Using Quiz! as a #teaching tool to review archetypes
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A character whose main goal is to stop the protagonist
Villain
Damsel in distress
Temptress
Father figure
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Character archetypes give the overall basic structure of a character
"OK, got it!"
"Could you explain again?"
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Archetypes also refer to journeys or quests including quest for knowledge, self, revenge, fame
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Can you explain again?
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Archetypes are a literary device used by writers. What is an archetype?
Pattern or representation of human life
A technique that refers back to other forms of literature
Different types or genres of writing
An archaic form of writing
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A place where the hero may encounter fear or death
Crossroads
Everywhere is death!
The underworld
The Castle
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Archetypes can be expressed in?
Religion/Myths
Folklore
All of the above
Literature
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A character that assists the protagonist, Often provides them with a special skill
Mentor
Scapegoat
Mother
Underdog
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Which character would be considered a villain with a good heart
Scar from Lion King
The Joker from Batman
Wicked Witch of the West (Wizard of Oz)
Darth Vader from Star Wars
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Which is not true of archetypes?
A general prototype of human life
A situation that occurs over and over again
A literary element/device to assist readers in analysis
Differences found between cultures/religions
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Snow White would fit which archetype?
Hero
Damsel in Distress
Trickster
Underdog
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A character that is considered larger than life, and is often on a quest or journey
Villain
Scapegoat
Hero
Mentor
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A place where there is treasure or a princess to save
Crossroads
The underworld
Everywhere is death!
The Castle
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Archetypes can be applied to...
Theme
A character type
An Image/symbol
Plot pattern
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Archetypes can refer to...
Characters
Language
Journeys
Settings
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Common archetypes: Hero, Villain, scapegoat, Mentor, Father/Mother, Trickster/Fool, Underdog
"Could you explain again?"
"OK, got it!"
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Archetypes can be applied to...
Theme
Plot pattern
A character type
An Image/symbol
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What are literary devices?
Different forms of genre
Techniques to assist in reading
Techniques used to convey a writer's meaning
Electronic devices to assist in writing
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A human or animal who appeases the sin of a community, or takes the blame is called?
Trickster
Hero
Scapegoat
Underdog
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Archetypes are a literary device used by writers. What is an archetype?
Different types or genres of writing
A technique that refers back to other forms of literature
An archaic form of writing
Pattern or representation of human life
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Archetypes are a literary device used by writers. What is an archetype?
An archaic form of writing
A technique that refers back to other forms of literature
Pattern or representation of human life
Different types or genres of writing
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Archetypes also refer to settings such as crossroads, the maze, or underworld.
Can you explain again?
Ok, got it!
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Archetypes refer to patterns of characters. What about characters might they not express?
Their desires
Their role in society (or story)
The setting of their journey
Their character attributes
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Archetypes can be expressed in?
Literature
Religion/Myths
Folklore
All of the above
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Archetypes were presented by Joseph Campbell to explain similarities in literature and cultures
"Can you explain again?"
"Yup, got it!"
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Archetypes refer to patterns of characters. What about characters might they not express?
Their desires
Their role in society (or story)
Their character attributes
The setting of their journey
