Myth Review Part II

Question 1

After a hero receives a call to action, he often needs this from an older, wiser person.

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advice

Question 2

A period of great prosperity and happiness

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Golden Age

Question 3

Use this homophone when you mean "also."

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too

Question 4

This archetypal person, usually older and wiser, advises the hero

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mentor

Question 5

Though recognizably human, these characters often have superpoweres.

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heroes

Question 6

This noun or phrase, set off by commas, names the noun next to it.

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appositive

Question 7

This legend focuses on this king and knights of the round table

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Arthurian legend

Question 8

This contains a subject and a predicate.

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clause, sentence

Question 9

The hero kills a monster or escapes a trap. This is called his

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trial

Question 10

What kind of parallelism: He hiked up a mountain and swam in a lake.

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phrases

Question 11

This word means to recognize as true

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acknowledge

Question 12

This is when all the tangled lines of the plot get worked out.

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resolution

Question 13

This possessive is often mistakenly used to represent "they are."

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their

Question 14

If you talk someone out of doing something, you

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dissuade him

Question 15

This literary archetypal character uses cunning to create chaos.

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trickster

Question 16

Two or more words, one being a verb or a noun, but not both

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phrase

Question 17

A story about extraordinary deeds based on historical figures

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legend

Question 18

This means to steal, in an often violent way

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plunder

Question 19

If you intentionally insult someone, you cause a(n)

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affront

Question 20

Regin is called cunning because he is this

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deceitfully clever

Questions 20