Hero's Journey

​Objective: I can describe, discuss, and apply the Hero's journey.

​Heroes

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Multiple Choice

What is the central idea of the article, "12 Reasons Why We Have Heroes"

• The central idea is to showcase different heroes and how they are primarily defined by their physical strength.

• The central idea is to challenge readers to overcome life circumstances by discussing the history of heroism in literature.

• The central idea is to inform readers about how heroes are only fictional characters in stories.

• The central idea is to show the different ways hero's benefit readers. We need heroes to inspire and guide individuals and society.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best defines an archetype in literature?

• A unique character that appears only once in a story

• A pattern, such as a type of character or type of story, that is repeated in literature

• A story that is based on real events

• A character that is always the villain

Multiple Select

Which of the following stories are used as an example of the Hero’s Journey archetype in the slides?

• Harry Potter

• The Lord of the Rings

• The Hunger Games

• Percy Jackson

Open Ended

What is the 'hero’s journey' and why is it considered significant in storytelling?

Sentence Frame: The Hero's journey is ______________. It is significant because ____________.

Multiple Select

Select all the parts that make up the Hero’s Journey according to the slides.

• Departure

• Initiation

• The Return

• The Challenge

Open Ended

Describe the feelings and situation of the hero (Dorothy) in the 'Ordinary World' stage. Why is this stage important in the Hero's Journey?

Multiple Choice

What motivates the hero to leave their ordinary world and begin the adventure?

• A desire for adventure or a specific quest

• A need to escape danger

• A wish to meet new people

• A command from a ruler

Multiple Choice

In the 'Refusal of the Call' stage, what is the main reason the hero hesitates to begin the adventure?

• The hero is too busy

• The hero thinks the adventure is too risky

• The hero does not believe in magic

• The hero is already on another quest

Multiple Select

Which of the following are examples of 'Supernatural Aid' in the Hero's Journey?

• Receiving magical shoes

• Getting advice from a mentor

• Finding a map

Multiple Choice

What does the phrase "the belly of the whale" symbolize in the hero's journey, as described in the image?

• A stage where the hero faces their deepest fears and flaws

• A place where the hero finds treasure

• The hero's final victory

• A moment of celebration for the hero

Drag and Drop

An archetype is any ​

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Multiple Choice

How might understanding the stages of the Hero's Journey help you analyze stories or films you enjoy?

• It focuses solely on the visual elements, ignoring character development.
• It allows you to predict the ending of every story you watch.
• It reveals the historical context of the story, providing deeper insights.
• It helps you identify common themes and character arcs, enhancing your analysis of narratives.