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Plot Elements / Hero's Journey Story Archetype
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Assess students' knowledge of plot structure as it is related to the hero's journey story archetype.
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1
What information do you learn about in the exposition?
Who framed Roger Rabbit
The villain of the story
Main characters, setting, possible conflict
The hero's motives for fighting crime
2
In the Hero's Journey story archetype, what occurs between the exposition and rising action?
Crossing the Threshold
Master of Two Worlds
The Path of Trials
The Mundane World
3
What is the most exciting, tension-filled part of the plot?
Climax
Resolution
Exposition
When the hero dies
4
In which part of the plot does most of the action and information take place?
Rising Action
Climax
Exposition
Falling Action
5
During the Path of Trials, the hero does all of the following EXCEPT...
Meets new people (friend and foe)
Learns new skills
Takes on new challenges
Discovers the meaning of life
6
Which of the following steps happens first in the plot?
Exposition
Rising Action
Falling Action
Climax
7
What is the term for an ending that answers most, but not all, of the questions/conflicts?
Unrealistic
Resolution
Annoying
Cliff Hanger
8
The Path of Trials occurs during the _________________.
Exposition/Introduction
Exposition/Resolution
Falling Action/Resolution
Rising Action/Climax
9
What does it mean when the hero is the "Master of Two Worlds"?
The hero can exist in two places at once.
The hero is in charge of the new and old worlds.
He/She has succeeded in the new world and returns home.
The hero can communicate in more than one language.
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Can a story have more than one climactic moment?
No
Yes
