NEW
Font size
WorksheetsThe Hero's Journey
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
This is the hero's normal world, where life is status quo, problems/conflicts don't trouble the hero, and he/she lives among mortals/non-supernatural beings.
Refusal of the Call
The Resurrection
The Ordinary World
Meeting with the Mentor
What is another name for hero's journey?
Ordeal
Monomyth
Resolution
Legacy
Heroes usually have to face physical and __________ pain.
spiritual
intense
supernatural
magical
The person who who advises hero, preps for quest & develops special skills is called
a friend
a priest
a mentor
a trickster
a. someone older
b. someone wiser
c. a mentor
d. a master
Define "archetype."
A character, symbol, or story pattern that is common to the human experience across cultures; a "universal symbol."
A comparison of the similarity between two things.
A rhetorical appeal that focuses on the character or qualifications of the speaker.
A person or animal that takes part in a literary work.
The future hero is first given notice that his or her life is going to change.
The Call to Adventure
The Crossing/Return Threshold
Rescue From Without
The Road of Trials
How many acts are in the Hero's Journey?
7
12
3
Select a quality of a literary hero:
The hero must prove themselves many times while on an adventure.
Leaves family or land and lives with others.
Hero has a special weapon that only they can use.
All of the above.
This is the hero's normal world, where life is status quo, problems/conflicts don't trouble the hero, and he/she lives among mortals/non-supernatural beings.
Refusal of the Call
The Resurrection
The Ordinary World
Meeting with the Mentor
Define "imagery."
A sudden and vivid memory of an event in the past.
Clues or hints signaling events that will occur later in he plot.
Extreme exaggeration used for emphasis.
Descriptive language used to paint a picture by appealing to one or more of the five senses.
A dynamic character stays the same throughout the story.
True
False
Tone is the way you feel when you read a text or watch a movie.
True
False
Define "point of view."
The sequence of related events that make up a story or novel.
The perspective from which a story is told.
A story told in verse.
The outcome of the conflict of a story.
