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Duplicate of Duplicate of The Monomyth
Duplicate of Duplicate of The Monomyth
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A review of the hero's journey
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1
"Apotheosis" involves...
knowledge
closure
doubt
fear
2
The step which involves ideal love is:
Meeting with the Temptress
Meeting with the Goddess
Supernatural Aid
The Ultimate Boon
3
"Monomyth" literally means...
one story
many stories
heroism
the greatest myth of all
4
"Entering the Belly of the Whale" - or danger zone - is an example of a(n):
archetypal character
stereotype
Greek myth
Biblical allusion
5
The STAGE where the hero's true character emerges is the:
Belly of the Whale
Return
Separation
Initiation
6
The three STAGES of the journey are (in order):
Separation, Return, Initiation
Separation, Initiation, Return
Initiation, Separation, Return
Return, Initiation, Separation
7
The FIRST heroic step is the:
belly of the whale
call to adventure
acceptance of the call
crossing the first threshold
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Which step symbolizes the CLOSURE of the journey?
Freedom to Live
Crossing the Final Threshold
Refusal of the Return
Rescue from Without
9
An ARCHETYPE is a(n):
recurring pattern in storytelling
hero's companion in a story
mythical creature
uncommon character in a story
10
Who studied the pattern of hero stories?
Jordan Matthews
James Joyce
Jason Bourne
Joseph Campbell
11
(TRUE OR FALSE) Every stop on the Road of Trials is a battle.
False
True
12
The ultimate "boon" means the ultimate:
flight
reward
battle
villain
13
Which step proves that even heroes can be vulnerable?
Rescue from Without
Crossing the Final Threshold
Freedom to Live
Refusal of the Return
14
The title of the novel outlining the steps of the journey is called:
The Journey of a Thousand Steps
I Am Legend
The Epic Hero's Journey
The Hero With a Thousand Faces
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The outcome or the REAL reason for a hero's quest often involves:
self-discovery
physical adventure
supernatural aid
defeat
