Character Archetype

What is a character archetype?

• A specific type of character that appears in stories

• A type of plot structure

• A setting in a story

• A theme in literature

Character archetypes are a great way to help understand what motivates your heroes and villains.

• True

• False

The 'Innocent' archetype is characterized by:

• a desire for safety and happiness

• a need for control and power

• a quest for knowledge and truth

• a drive for wealth and success

What are the beliefs and traits of the 'Everyperson' archetype?

• The 'Everyperson' archetype values equality and seeks connection with others, often characterized by being relatable and empathetic.

• The 'Everyperson' archetype is known for being adventurous and seeking new experiences.

• The 'Everyperson' archetype is characterized by a desire for power and control over others.

• The 'Everyperson' archetype is focused on creativity and artistic expression.

What are the characteristics of a 'Hero'?

• Discipline, focus, and courage

• Caregiving and support

• Creativity and innovation

• Empathy and understanding

Fill in the blank: Caregivers are responsive, consistent, and ________.

• trustworthy.

• unreliable.

• inconsistent.

• distrustful.

What is a characteristic of Explorers according to the image?

• They like to follow the map.

• They prefer to see what’s off the edge of it.

• They dislike curiosity.

• They easily fit in with others.

What do Lovers believe about money according to the image?

• It should be saved for emergencies.

• It is there to be spent on the good things.

• It should not be spent at all.

• It is not important.

Revolutionaries believe about rules and the status quo that:

• They should be strictly followed and maintained.

• They should be questioned and changed.

• They are irrelevant to society.

• They are perfect and need no change.

Creators combine art and science by:

• using scientific principles to enhance artistic expression

• keeping art and science separate

• focusing only on artistic techniques

• ignoring scientific advancements