Exploring Story Archetypes Quiz

Which of the following is an example of the "Hero" archetype in stories?

• The wise old mentor

• The brave knight on a quest

• The mischievous trickster

• The evil villain

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Identify the archetype that represents a character who provides guidance and wisdom to the protagonist.

• The Hero

• The Mentor

• The Shadow

• The Sidekick

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Which archetype is often characterized by a character who challenges the hero and creates conflict?

• The Ally

• The Mentor

• The Shadow

• The Herald

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In the story of "The Lion King," which character best represents the "Mentor" archetype?

• Simba

• Scar

• Mufasa

• Timon

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Compare the "Hero" and "Trickster" archetypes. Which statement best describes their primary difference?

• The Hero is always a villain, while the Trickster is always a hero.

• The Hero seeks to restore balance, while the Trickster often disrupts it.

• The Hero is usually a mentor, while the Trickster is a sidekick.

• The Hero is always wise, while the Trickster is always foolish.

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Which of the following characters is an example of the "Trickster" archetype?

• Gandalf from "The Lord of the Rings"

• Loki from Norse mythology

• Darth Vader from "Star Wars"

• Katniss Everdeen from "The Hunger Games"

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In a story, if a character is known for their loyalty and support to the protagonist, which archetype do they most likely represent?

• The Mentor

• The Shadow

• The Sidekick

• The Herald

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How does the "Herald" archetype function in a story?

• By providing comic relief

• By challenging the hero's beliefs

• By announcing the need for change or adventure

• By acting as the main antagonist

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Which archetype is typically known for bringing humor and chaos to a story?

• The Hero

• The Trickster

• The Mentor

• The Shadow

In a narrative, which archetype often serves as a catalyst for the hero's journey by presenting a challenge or call to action?

• The Sidekick

• The Herald

• The Ally

• The Shadow