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1
The literary work is...
Like a dream/confession shared with a therapist
A purely historical artifact
A product of logical reasoning and science
Something meant only for entertainment
2
Mike Rugnetta uses what to explain the cycle of the hero’s journey
The Twelve Labors
The Nine Muses
The Seven Sisters
The Big Dipper
3
Is a process that occurs when a reader is engrossed in its words
Structuralism
Irony
Immersion
Denotation
4
"When you read a classic, you see not more in the book than you did before..."
You understand the author’s life better
You see more in yourself than you did before
You notice more literary devices than before
You uncover the historical context of the story
5
One major goal of feminist theory is to...
Promote ancient myths without reinterpretation
Bring female sensibility to readers and writers
Limit the number of female voices in literature
Emphasize grammar over content
6
All of these were middle-class authors writing in the early 1900s and late 1800s except
Dionne Brand
Kate Chopin
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Virginia Woolf
7
In the monomyth and Greek mythology, Scylla and Charybdis were...
Creatures that protected sacred texts
Two monsters that blocked the path of sailors
Magical islands that granted wishes
Twin goddesses of wisdom and war
8
Apotheosis is
The hero claiming a throne
A literal death of the hero
The return to everyday life
The hero’s ego dissolving in expanded consciousness
9
The second wave of feminism coincided with
The Industrial Revolution
The 1960s and the Enlightenment
The medieval period
The 1920s flapper era
10
Archetype means...
A random literary event
A factual historical reference
Beginning; an imprint
A minor character's viewpoint
11
According to psychoanalytic criticism, Hamlet can be seen as
Schizophrenic
Totally insane
Completely sane
A sociopath
12
It is _____ to separate feminist literary criticism from history
Easy
Hard
Relevant
Unnecessary
13
A wise person makes up his mind _____ himself, a fool makes up his mind ____ himself.
For; by
To; from
By; for
With; without
14
Jung was concerned with...
The rejection of myth and spirituality
The health-giving potential of the unconscious
The scientific study of brain chemistry
The suppression of dreams and desires
15
Many modern critics take issue with Freud's...
Racism
Support for mythology
Sexism
Use of scientific language
16
Critics of reader response theory argue that it
Discourages creativity
Waters down the readers' interpretations
Ignores the author's intent
Focuses too much on form
17
James Frazer’s The Golden Bough was...
Political philosophy
A psychoanalytic case study
Comparative mythology
A feminist reinterpretation of fairy tales
18
All of these statements describe myth criticism
except
for...
Myths reveal collective human concerns and patterns
Stories share universal symbols across cultures
Characters often follow a hero’s journey
The repressive rule of the father needs examination
19
Essential questions for a feminist reading does not include
What stereotypes of women are present
Investigating a woman's libido (sex drive)
Who has the most power in a text
Are the female characters believable
20
Dreams are when...
The brain stops functioning entirely
The ego is at its strongest
The conscious mind takes time to recharge
Reality becomes irrelevant
21
The concept of the Id is...
The basic desire without restraint
The fully developed conscience in adulthood
The part that mediates between desire and reality
The logical and moral part of the mind
22
In the rebirth stage of the monomyth, the hero
Develops a new personality
Appears to give up, waiting for something to happen
Is scattered and torn
Appears to have died or been dismembered, preparing for the next stage
23
For reader response critics, the meaning of a text is...
Defined by literary devices and structure alone
Created through the interaction between the reader and the text
Determined by cultural norms and history
Fixed by the author's intention
24
Feminist criticism does not...
Analyze representations of women
Focus solely on sexual abuse
Examine gender roles in literature
Challenge patriarchal structures
25
Most good literature offers...
Obvious historical references
Complete authorial clarity
Multiple meanings
A single moral lesson
26
What is not the aim of literary criticism
Analyzing
Explaining
Evaluating
Interpreting
27
The reader response standard of correctness is...
When your interpretation matches the author’s biography
When your reading matches the original historical setting
When you say smth from the text, you gotta back it up with textual evidence
When you use literary theory terms in your answer
28
In Plato’s *Symposium*, the ego is described as originally having
Wings
No gender
Two heads
Four arms
29
Archetypal criticism brings _______ to our lives
Perspective
Judgment
Appreciation
Disinterest
30
The literary canon is...
A political movement in literary theory
A commonly accepted collection of masterpieces
A list of banned or controversial books
A device used to measure narrative structure
31
The goal of feminist criticism is to
Remove all male-centered texts
Criticize all patriarchal authors
Promote equality by ensuring fair representation in texts and classrooms
Focus only on female writers
32
All of these are part of the “return” stage of the monomyth except
Elixir
Suffering
Wound
Murder
33
All of the following are
not
from psychoanalytic criticism
except
for...
The use of historical references
What types of relationships are found in the text
The economic class of the characters
The influence of political structures
34
All of these statements are reader response
except
for...
What emotions did you feel while reading this part?
How does this story relate to your own experiences?
What did you think when you read that moment?
How does the main character controlled by the father
35
All of the following can be found in the monomyth except
Brother battles
Dragon battles
Divided selves
Elixir thefts
36
Feminist criticism enriches our reading and culture by...
Erasing the traditional canon entirely
Focusing only on political theory
Bringing in diverse voices and perspectives
Rejecting all male-authored literature
37
Annie Proulx believes that what matters most is
The author’s life
The publishing history
The reader’s interpretation
The work itself
38
The crucial event in the hero’s journey is to
Meet the other
Return home
Slay the dragon
Rescue the princess
39
The feminist critic sees that...
Men act on the world while women are recipients of actions
Literature has no connection to gender roles
Men and women are portrayed equally in all texts
Female characters are always more empowered than male characters
40
All of the following are traditional female stereotypes except
Black widow
Scientists
Witches
Damsels in distress
41
In the poor-quality video introducing the monomyth, the narrator uses all these characters except
The Matrix
Harry Potter
Star Wars
The Hunger Games
42
Campbell describes some 17 steps along the heroic journey, divided into 3 categories:
Departure, Initiation, Return
Call, Struggle, Reward
Challenge, Growth, Victory
Trial, Conflict, Peace
43
The literary canon is
A syllabus for students
A guide to modern literature
A list of established masterpieces
A list of all published books
44
In Crash Course Video, all of these characters are mentioned to explain the hero’s journey except
Harry Potter
Luke Skywalker
Chewbacca
45
The sacred marriage represents
The return to innocence
The union of opposites
The hero’s mastery of life and totality
The reconciliation of the hero with society
46
The collective unconscious was created by...
Jung
Freud
Campbell
Frazer
47
In the Crash Course video, a Star Wars character hangs a sign saying
Forever Freud
Forever Jung
Forever Campbell
Forever Shadow
48
Feminism in literature is often described as...
Avoiding classical texts
Revision — going back and changing the canon
Writing only autobiographies
Ignoring male perspectives
49
Coniunctio oppositorum means
A philosophical paradox
A union of myths
Greek for conjunction of opposites
Latin for conjunction of opposites
50
Freud calls the writer...
"An interpreter of symbols"
"A dreamer in broad daylight"
"A guide through the unconscious"
"A mirror of civilization"
51
All of the following relate to psychoanalytic criticism
except
for...
The id, ego, and superego
Repressed desires and dreams
Family dynamics and the unconscious
The impulse to save someone
52
The various literary theories are akin to
Using bifocal lenses
Changing perspectives
Trying on different clothes
Wearing glasses of various strengths
53
In the “Shadow” handout by Gillespie, he uses which two characters to explain the concept of the shadow
Sherlock and Moriarty
Jekyll and Hyde
Batman and Joker
Frodo and Gollum
54
Sappho was a
Renaissance playwright
Egyptian queen
Roman general
Greek female poet
55
The shadow is known as all of these except...
The other
The double
The alter ego
The parasite
56
Jacques Lacan broadened psychoanalysis from the individual to the social domain. He argues that...
The individual psyche exists separately from society
Only poetry can access the unconscious mind
Psychoanalysis has no place in literary interpretation
A text offers context for a personal psyche offers it for the social psyche
57
“He who fights with monsters must take care, lest he become a monster” was written by
Nietzsche
Plato
Freud
Jung
58
Adrienne Rich, a feminist theorist, writes...
"All literature is political."
"Revision is an act of seeing with fresh eyes."
"Gender is a performance."
"Women must write themselves into history."
59
All of these are Campbell quotes
except
for...
The good reader makes the heroic book
The cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seek
A hero ventures forth from the world of common day
The journey of the hero is about transformation of consciousness
