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ArchetypesMythsFolk Literature Universal Symbols The Hero’s Journey King Arthur Myth and Folk Literature Jeopardy

Archetype: 200 Name three characteristics of the hero archetype.

Archetype: 400 The donkey portrays this archetype in Shrek.

Archetype: 600 This is the definition of archetype.

Archetype: 800 The three archetypes of women in myth and folk literature

Archetype: 1000 The basic plot line of literature is closely related to this archetype.

Myths: 200 The characters in mythology are always these.

Myths: 400 This is the reason why multiple versions of each story within mythology has different versions.

Myths: 600 This is not a goal/purpose of mythology.

Myths: 800 Mythology is important in this area of a culture's life.

Myths: 1000 Joseph Campbell’s opinion on myths

Folk Literature: 200 Aesop is the most famous creator of this type of folk literature.

Folk Literature: 400 Stories about ghosts and/or the belief in ghosts.

Folk Literature: 600 This type of folk literature focuses in on the storyteller and tells of exaggerated events.

Folk Literature: 800 These are pieces of folk literature that contain supernatural elements.

Folk Literature: 1000 These are stories of extraordinary deeds that are based in historical fact.

Universal Symbols: 200 Spring

Universal Symbols: 400 Light

Universal Symbols: 600 White

Universal Symbols: 800 Winter

Universal Symbols: 1000 New Year’s Eve/ New Year’s Day

King Arthur: 200 Daily Double

King Arthur: Daily Double These are the “creators” of the King Arthur legends.

King Arthur: 400 Legends such as those of King Arthur gain elements of this as the legends continue over the years.

King Arthur: 600 The basis of the King Arthur mythology.

King Arthur: 800 King Arthur’s “right hand man.”

King Arthur: 1000 Where King Arthur goes upon his death

The Hero’s Journey: 200 In this stage the hero is given something of value.

The Hero’s Journey: 400 This stage occurs when the hero leaves the known world and enters the unknown.

The Hero’s Journey: 600 This stage ends the hero’s journey…sometimes.

The Hero’s Journey: 800 This is the point where the hero must confront the “shadow presence” and often also confronts death.

The Hero’s Journey: 1000 This is the “climax” of the hero’s journey.

Final Jeopardy This makes myths different from folk literature.