The Hero's Journey Quiz

What is the "Status Quo" in the hero's journey?

• The hero lives in an adventurous world.

• The hero lives in a non-adventurous world.

• The hero is constantly on an adventure.

• The hero has already achieved fulfillment.

How does the hero feel about their ordinary world?

• The hero finds it exciting and fulfilling.

• The hero is content and satisfied.

• The hero finds it boring and dreams of adventure.

• The hero is unaware of any other possibilities.

In our own journeys, what do we often dream of?

• Staying in the same place.

• More exciting and fulfilling places.

• Avoiding any changes.

• Returning to the past.

What does "The Call to Adventure" refer to in a hero's journey?

• A hero's return home

• An event or character that presents the hero with a quest

• The hero's final battle

• The hero's training period

In the context of "Your Journey," what does life sometimes force you to do?

• Avoid all challenges

• Follow a path you do not want to take

• Stay in your comfort zone

• Choose only easy paths

What is a common reason a hero might refuse to go on a quest?

• Lack of time

• Fear or weakness

• Desire for wealth

• Need for approval

What might happen in some stories to force the hero on the path to adventure?

• The hero receives a reward

• Another event occurs

• The hero gains a new skill

• The hero meets a friend

According to the text, what can refusing life's adventures lead to?

• Happiness

• Dissatisfaction

• Success

• Wealth

Who often presents the hero with important wisdom?

• A younger sibling

• A mentor

• A rival

• A stranger

What does the mentor provide to the hero besides wisdom?

• A map

• A talisman

• Tools needed for the quest

• A pet