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1
Chuck Norris can divide by 0
True
False
2
Thor & Loki, Rachel & Leah, and Jacob & Esau are all examples of this
Sibling Rivalry
Protagonist and Antagonist
Anti-Hero
Avengers
3
The three phases of a hero’s journey are
Departure, Initiation, Return
Departure, Initiation, Franchise
Departure, Belly of the Whale, Return
Departure, Initiation, Saga
4
Gilgamesh is incapable of turning down Ishtar’s offer
True
False
5
Midichlorians ruined the prequels
False
False! George Lucas Ruined them in many ways
True
6
Einstein claims that for his theory he is to convey it in a manner that is
Simplistic for all readers
Simplistic for physicists
Not simplified but logically acceptable as natural
Complicated and irrational, so only the brightest will grasp
7
A hero who can watch
60 Minutes
in 20 minutes
Oedipus Rex
Gilgamesh
Beowulf
Chuck Norris
8
Who cuts off Mace Windu's hand?
Anakin
Unferth
Gilgamesh
Oedipus
9
Dante’s
the Inferno,
was mainly a political work
True
False
10
If you replace heroes' names in epics with Chuck Norris, it's just an average Tuesday for him
False
True
11
Faraday strove to be a scientist of great reputation even though he struggled in this field
Physics
Sociology
Science
Math
12
A hero missing one or more of the standard features is known as a(n)
Sith Lord
Redeemed Hero
Anti-Hero
Tragic Hero
13
Chuck Norris' roundhouse kicks can defy all laws of physics
False
True
14
A character who is typically of noble birth, supernaturally strong, and all about his legacy
Trickster
Hero
Anti-Hero
Protagonist
15
The brother-in-law of a hero who is accused of murder, eventually exiling a man
Harambe
Beowulf
Creon
Unferth
16
The character who leads Dante around Hell is
Homer
Virgil
Beatrice
Palpatine
17
A character who accomplishes unnatural feats such as defeating a demon and a treasure-hoarder
Beowulf
Enkidu
Unferth
Luke Skywalker
18
"The White Snake" is an example of mythology
False
True
19
In his first law of gravity, Isaac Newton uses the example of
A merry-go-round
A child’s spinning top
A planet
A bullet
20
Prince Machiavelli believed that Julius Caesar would eventually
Lose his nation to Persia
Burden his people with taxes
Make laws for free speech
Get assassinated by the senate
21
This hero actually pushes the earth down when he does push-ups.
Chuck Norris
Theseus
Beowulf
Gilgamesh
22
The untouchable, unspeakable, holy or horrible things that are not spoken of in culture.
Taboo
Kenning
Tabloid
Archetype
23
The favorite son with an ornamented coat with many colors
Jacob
Joseph
Steve Perry
Benjamin
24
a character that deceives others for its own agenda or purpose is known as a(n)
Trickster
Archetype
Arch nemesis
Hero
25
The best example of a tragic hero is
Beowulf
Gilgamesh
Unferth
Oedipus
26
King Solomon believed that the best way to live was alone as a hedonist
False
True
27
A philosopher from China who wrote a number of analects about wisdom
Albert Einstein
Solomon
Confucius
Supreme Leader Snoke
28
Prince Machiavelli believed that it was better for a ruler to be mean rather than liberal
True
False
29
A man who is jealous in his drunkenness; he claims a character is a liar and a coward
Utnapishtim
Hector
Gilgamesh
Unferth
30
An ancient idea that is seen across cultures and time in literature.
Archetype
Architect
Huwawa
Denouement