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The Hero's Journey

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
Date
1.

In the monomyth cycle, what are the Two Worlds that the hero journeys through?

a)

Midgard and the Underworld

b)

The Ordinary World and the Special World

c)

Valhalla and Hel

d)

Home and Away

2.

This is a figurative death, where the Hero is reborn with renewed wisdom, purpose, and maybe a new ability.

a)

Master of Two Worlds

b)

Apotheosis

c)

Threshold Guardians

d)

Belly of the Whale

3.

At the beginning of the story, something messes with the hum drum existence the main character is living in.

a)

Rescue from Without

b)

Apotheosis

c)

Belly of the Whale

d)

Call to Adventure

4.

The Hero, afraid of messing up his place in his current world, says "No. Thank you" in one way or another.

a)

The Reward

b)

Meeting with the Goddess

c)

Refusal of the Call

d)

Companions

5.

The Hero must pass a series of trials (often 3).

a)

Road of Trials

b)

Road of Goddesses

c)

Rescue from Without

d)

Cross the First Threshold

6.

This is a universal "mother figure" who helps the hero along their journey.

a)

The Mother

b)

The Goddess

c)

The Mentor

d)

Atonement with the Father

7.

The Hero receives a great gift for getting through the trials.

a)

Apotheosis

b)

The Perfect Gift

c)

The Ultimate Boon

d)

The Ordeal

8.

The Hero receives help from an unlikely source at a critical moment.

a)

Refusal to Return

b)

Refusal of the Call

c)

The Magic Flight

d)

Rescue From Without

9.

The Hero uses their wisdom to defeat the enemy and earns respect in both worlds.

a)

Master of the Goddess

b)

Master of the Guardians

c)

Master of Two Worlds

d)

Master of the Universe

10.

This is the author of the book that deals with the monomyth.

a)

Sigmund Freud

b)

Joseph Campbell

c)

Carl Jung

d)

Abraham Maslow

11.

This man proposed the idea of archetypes.

a)

Sigmund Freud

b)

Joseph Campbell

c)

Carl Jung

d)

Abraham Maslow

12.

An "archetype" is:

a)

One universal story

b)

One universal truth

c)

A type of something that appears again and again.

d)

a motif