Archetypes in Texts

An archetype is a ______________________ that we find repeated over and over in literature.

• puzzle

• phrase

• pattern

• formula

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A kid who is always joking around, having fun, and doing their own thing is an example of which archetype?

• The Everyman

• The Outlaw

• The Artist

• The Jester

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Which of the following does not seek to connect with others?

• The Everyman

• The Hero

• The Jester

• The Lover

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Which archetype best fits Po from Kung Fu Panda?

• The Lover

• The Sage

• The Magician

• The Hero

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Which archetype does NOT go on a spiritual journey?

• The Artist

• The Innocent

• The Sage

• The Explorer

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Whose main goal is to belong?

• The Lover

• The Outlaw

• The Everyman

• The Hero

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Which archetype does NOT Provide Structure?

• The Caregiver

• The Magician

• The Ruler

• The Artist

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3 types of archetypes?

• Symbolic, Character, & Situational

• Symbolic, Evil, Hero

• Character, Hero, Light

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This character opposes the hero. Can be an enchantress, temptress, monster, evil figure,  devil or serpent.

• Villain

• Mentor

• Servant

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Old man or woman who teaches, guides or helps the hero

• Mother Figure

• Servant

• Mentor

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