Hero's Journey/Archetypes

The Call to Adventure is . . .

• when the hero gets a text from a friend in trouble

• when the hero's life gets interrupted by a problem or challenge

• when the hero is in the jungle and hears someone call for help

• when the hero calls home (like ET)

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When the Hero faces more and more difficult challenges, it is called . . .

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What is a boon?

• A gift from a ruler

• A favor from a ruler

• A goal of the hero

• All of the above

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The Magic Flight is like . . .

• a mini Road of Trials

• a magic carpet ride

• flying like Superman

• Harry Potter playing Quidditch

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What is the Status Quo?

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A recurrent symbol or motif in literature, art, or mythology is an . . .

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The opposite of Protagonist is . .

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An example of a mentor is . . .

• Dumbledore

• Gandalf

• Neither Dumbledore nor Gandalf

• Both Dumbledore and Gandalf

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The only job of the Trickster is . . .

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Another name for the Shadow is . . .

• the Antagonist

• the Villain

• the Nemesis

• All of the above

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