What do Cities represent?

symbol of security – gates are the protection

What does The Good Mother represent?

growth and nourishment – the life principle

What is an Archetype?

a recurring pattern in literature

What does The Journey represent?

a search for insight to create change or understanding

What do Children represent?

symbol of hidden forces of nature – also image of purity

What does the Sun represent

source of light and creative energy

What does the Hero represent?

saves people by conquering evil and freeing them

What do Helpful Animals represent?

comes at a time of despair for the hero

What does The Quest represent?

to find a lost treasure, begins with a call

What do Birds represent?

symbolize imagination; their flight represents independence

What does Water represent?

the cycle of death and rebirth, symbolizes eternity

What does The Wise Old Man represent?

concerned about the mind, very wise, exceptional insight

In 731 CE, St. Bede writes what piece of literature?

Ecclesiastical History of the English People

What do Trees represent?

symbol of growth and fertility; regeneration

What does The Temptress represent?

beautiful and alluring – robs men of will and influences him

What does the Terrible Mother represent?

domination and destruction – deals out death and life

What do Forests represent?

place of darkness and mystery – heroes often go here

What do Bridges represent?

link between the known and unknown

What do Gardens represent?

fertility, perfect beauty, innocence

What do Towers represent

link between heaven and earth; eyes

What does the Outcast represent?

alienated from Society – doomed to wande

What does a Flower represent?

the brevity of life- different colors can change the meaning

What does the Wise Fool represent?

jester, clown, Holy fool – regarded as simple

What does Creation represent?

how the earth, humans, life, etc. is formed

What do Mountains represent?

a point of contact between the sky and the earth

What does the Father represent?

Christ figure, Savior or the Devil figure

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1
What do Cities represent?
symbol of security – gates are the protection
link between the known and unknown
symbolize imagination
the brevity of life
2
What does The Good Mother represent?
beautiful and alluring – robs men of will and influences him
Christ figure, Savior or the Devil figure
growth and nourishment – the life principle
saves people by conquering evil and freeing them
3
What is an Archetype?
a recurring pattern in literature
link between heaven and earth
symbol of security
the cycle of death and rebirth
4
In 890 CE, a Christian scribe compiled Anglo Saxon Chronicles, one of the oldest histories of _
Great Britain
France
North Africa
Germany
5
In 885 CE, what did St. Cyril invent?
Cyrillic Number System
Cyrillic Battle Formation
Cyrillic Alphabet
Twinkies
6
What does The Journey represent?
comes at a time of despair for the hero
symbol of hidden forces of nature
place of darkness and mystery
a search for insight to create change or understanding
7
What do Children represent?
how the earth, humans, life, etc. is formed
growth and nourishment
symbol of hidden forces of nature – also image of purity
symbol of growth and fertility
8
In 312 CE, Roman Emperor Constantine converts to what religion?
Greek Mythology
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
9
What does the Sun represent
source of light and creative energy
place of darkness and mystery
link between the known and unknown
a search for insight to create change
10
What does the Hero represent?
growth and nourishment – the life principle
saves people by conquering evil and freeing them
beautiful and alluring – robs men of will and influences him
domination and destruction – deals out death and life
11
In 610 CE, what religion began to sweep through Anglo-Saxon England?
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
Roman
12
What do Helpful Animals represent?
how the earth, humans, life, etc. is formed
domination and destruction
symbol of security
comes at a time of despair for the hero
13
In 899 CE, King Alfred finally ___________
Establishes the Catholic religion in England
Conquers Britain
Kills the Roman emperor
Drops Dead
14
What does The Quest represent?
to find a lost treasure, begins with a call
symbol of growth and fertility
a point of contact between the sky and the earth
link between heaven and earth
15
What do Birds represent?
source of light and creative energy
symbolize imagination; their flight represents independence
a recurring pattern in literature
the brevity of life
16
What does Water represent?
comes at a time of despair for the hero
how the earth, humans, life, etc. is formed
the cycle of death and rebirth, symbolizes eternity
growth and nourishment – the life principle
17
What does The Wise Old Man represent?
Christ figure, Savior or the Devil figure
concerned about the mind, very wise, exceptional insight
saves people by conquering evil
prankster, joker – provides comic relief
18
In 698 CE, Anglo-Saxon Monasteries establish the first Christian monastery in Europe, named ___
Saint Vincent
Mepkin Abbey
Echternach
Downton Abbey
19
In 400 CE Orosius wrote what piece of Literature?
The History of Eurasia
The History of the World
The History of Great Britain
The History of Europe
20
In 731 CE, St. Bede writes what piece of literature?
Ecclesiastical History of the English People
Ecclesiastical History of the Germanic People
Ecclesiastical History of the Italian People
Ecclesiastical History of the Asian People
21
What do Trees represent?
link between heaven and earth
how the earth, humans, life, etc. is formed
symbol of growth and fertility; regeneration
symbol of hidden forces of nature
22
In 410 CE, the last Roman legions left _________
Britain
Italy
France
Rome
23
What does The Temptress represent?
beautiful and alluring – robs men of will and influences him
symbol of growth and fertility; regeneration
growth and nourishment – the life principle
a search for insight to create change
24
What does the Terrible Mother represent?
often a hermit who providesguidance for a hero
constant caregiver and magically resolves issues
victim who often becomes a sacrifice to appease or placate
domination and destruction – deals out death and life
25
In 303 CE, Lactantius wrote what piece of literature?
The Deadly Institutions
The Divide Insider Edition
The Divine Institutions
The Divine Insidious Manuscripts
26
What do Forests represent?
symbol of security
place of darkness and mystery – heroes often go here
symbol of growth and fertility
a search for insight to create change
27
What do Bridges represent?
a point of contact between the sky and the earth
link between the known and unknown
a search for insight to create change
symbolize imagination; their flight represents independence
28
In 600 CE, Arabs invade ____________ to spread Islam further.
Northern Africa
Northern Europe
Southern Europe
Western Africa
29
In 600 CE, Gregory the Great wrote what piece of literature?
Preaching: A Tome of Instructions
Caring Well for God
The Guide to Pastoral Duties
The Pastoral Care
30
What do Gardens represent?
the cycle of death and rebirth
fertility, perfect beauty, innocence
a point of contact between the sky and the earth
a search for insight to create change or understanding
31
In 312 CE, who lead the Britons in a revolt against Roman rule?
King Alfred
King Olaf the Brute
Queen Boadicea
Ivan the Terrible
32
What do Towers represent
fertility, perfect beauty, innocence
symbol of hidden forces of nature
a point of contact between the sky and the earth
link between heaven and earth; eyes
33
What does the Outcast represent?
concerned about the mind, very wise
prankster, joker – provides comic relief
alienated from Society – doomed to wande
lead people to safety though he may die
34
What does a Flower represent?
symbol of hidden forces of nature
symbol of growth and fertility; regeneration
a search for insight to create change
the brevity of life- different colors can change the meaning
35
What does the Wise Fool represent?
jester, clown, Holy fool – regarded as simple
saves people by conquering evil and freeing them
victim who often becomes a sacrifice
concerned about the mind, very wise
36
What does Creation represent?
power, strength, protection, skill, competition
how the earth, humans, life, etc. is formed
place of darkness and mystery
symbol of hidden forces of nature
37
What do Mountains represent?
a point of contact between the sky and the earth
a search for insight to create change or understanding
symbolize imagination
how the earth, humans, life, etc. is formed
38
What does the Father represent?
alienated from Society – doomed to wande
lead people to safety though he may die
has a flaw that leads to downfal
Christ figure, Savior or the Devil figure
39
In 500 CE, the ____________ city of Teotihuacan becomes a center of culture and commerce.
Brazilian
Mexican
Spanish
Portugese
40
In 740 CE, what group invades Spain?
Buddhists
Japanese
Moors
British

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