AICE Journy & Archetypes

Who discovered the "hero's journey" monomyth in the 1940's?

• Stephen Castman

• Joseph Campbell

• David Brent

• Carl Jung

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When a hero leaves their "comfort zone," it is said they are entering...

• the action quest

• the rising action

• the danger zone

• the special world

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All of the following are things the hero might encounter in the "achievement" phase of their journey EXCEPT...

• defeat an enemy

• Save someone

• Discover the answer to a secret

• Stop something terrible from happening

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We can compare the hero's journey to...

• a plot diagram.

• a large square.

• an apple.

• a dinosaur.

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The hero must return the ______ to their home, or whatever it is that makes everything okay again.

• Archetype

• Cure

• Elixir

• Amulet

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Which of the following facts about archetypes is FALSE?

• They have been clarified/changed over the years.

• They were discovered by Carl Jung.

• There were originally 12 of them.

• They are difficult to recognize in modern stories.

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This archetype can be good or bad, but they tend to look out for themselves first and foremost.

• The Everyman

• The Outcast

• The Sage

• The Anti-Hero

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This archetype does the right thing simply because it's the right thing to do.

• The hero

• The everyman

• The sage

• The princess

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The archetype gives advice or sets the hero on the right path, but they rarely take part in the adventure themselves.

• The jester

• The sage

• The princess

• The everyman

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This is a character who has no sense of right and wrong, yet they do generally positive things, whether they mean to or not.

• The jester

• The villain

• The everyman

• The anti-hero

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