Module 6 - Literary Archetypes

This term is derived from the studies and writings of psychologist Carl Jung.

• Francois

• Northrop Frye’s Archetypes

• Archetypes

• Literary Archetypes

An archetype is a literary device in which a character is created based on a set of qualities or traits that are specific and identifiable for readers.

• True

• False

Carl Jung believed that archetypes are part of humanity's collective unconscious or memory of universal experiences.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

ket ano na eh no, ako rin d q naintindihan

Is characters that may be sometimes in form of images or themes, basic human experiences, independent time or place, are considered archetypes?

• True

• False

How many archetypes does Teacher Ruiz discussed to us?

• 4

• 5

• 6

• 3

Answer explanation

Character Archetypes

Situation Archetypes

Setting Archetypes

Symbolic Archetypes

Death and rebirth shows the circle of life. What type of archetype is this?

• Character Archetypes

• Situation Archetypes

• Setting Archetypes

• Symbolic Archetypes

A person with wisdom, knowledge, or mentor qualities is called Sage. What type of archetype is this?

• Character Archetypes

• Situation Archetypes

• Setting Archetypes

• Symbolic Archetypes

Jester and Clown are the same, because they provide humor and comic relief. What type of archetype is this?

• Character Archetypes

• Situation Archetypes

• Setting Archetypes

• Symbolic Archetypes

Avengers? Heroes that are good and heroes that are evil battling each other. What type of archetype is this?

• Character Archetypes

• Situation Archetypes

• Setting Archetypes

• Symbolic Archetypes

In different literature, sea represents infinity, while others shows good and evil. What type of archetype is this?

• Character Archetypes

• Situation Archetypes

• Setting Archetypes

• Symbolic Archetypes