Hero Journey + Archetypes

What are the two worlds of the hero's journey?

• The Modern World and the Ancient World

• The Visible universe and the Invisible universe

• The Inner World and the Outer World

• The Ordinary World and the Supernatural World

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The hero's journey is also called...

• A Monomyth

• A crisis

• A Fairy tale

• An Adventure

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What author is most associated with the concept of the hero's journey?

• J. K. Rowling

• John Wyndham

• Joseph Campbell

• John Webster

According to the hero's journey, the treasure you seek lies

• At the return threshold.

• At the departure threshold.

• In the cave you fear to enter.

• In the ordinary world.

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After Ordinary World, step 2 is where the hero is invited into the Special World. Otherwise known as...

• Call To Adventure

• Refusal

• Crossing the Threshold

• Mentor

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Which part marks the hero's passage into the Unknown / Supernatural World?

• Call to Adventure

• Resurrection

• Crossing the Threshold

• Mentor

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After Refusal, what is step 4 of the Hero's Journey. Here the hero meets a wise and intelligent being to guide them.

• Crossing the Threshold

• Test/Allies/Enemies

• Approach

• Mentor

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At what stage does the hero address his/her true task?

• Approach

• Test/Allies/Enemies

• Refusal

• The Ordeal

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What is step 9 in the Hero's journey? After the Ordeal.

• Growth

• Road Back

• Treasure

• Reward

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Why are readers drawn to an archetype?

• An archetype is never successful at the end of the story

• An archetype always knows how to make sad situations feel happy.

• An archetype represents a familiar type of person or situation.

• An archetype learns a valuable lesson.

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