Compare and Contrast Archetypes

Which character is an example of the "Hero" archetype?

• The cunning trickster who relies on intelligence rather than strength

• The protagonist who embarks on a quest and faces challenges

• The villain who opposes the hero at every turn

• The mentor who provides guidance to the protagonist

What type of story structure looks at similarities and differences in a text?

• sequence

• main idea

• fiction

• compare and contrast

Which archetype is often portrayed as a wise old figure providing guidance to the hero?

• The Hero

• The Mentor

• The Villain

• The Trickster

In literature, what is the primary function of the 'Trickster' archetype?

• To provide comic relief

• To challenge the status quo

• To serve as the main antagonist

• To guide the hero

Which of the following is a common characteristic of the 'Villain' archetype?

• Selflessness

• Benevolence

• Malice

• Wisdom

What is the main difference between a 'Hero' and a 'Trickster' archetype?

• Heroes are always male, Tricksters are always female

• Heroes seek to save others, Tricksters often create chaos

• Heroes are always young, Tricksters are always old

• Heroes are always wise, Tricksters are always foolish

Which archetype is typically associated with transformation and change?

• The Hero

• The Mentor

• The Villain

• The Shape-shifter

What is a key similarity between the 'Hero' and 'Villain' archetypes?

• Both are always male

• Both are central to the story's conflict

• Both are always wise

• Both are always evil

Which archetype is known for their ability to adapt and change roles?

• The Hero

• The Mentor

• The Shape-shifter

• The Villain

In a 'Compare and Contrast' essay, what is the primary goal?

• To tell a story

• To entertain the reader

• To highlight similarities and differences

• To persuade the reader