Levels of Questioning/Creation
What level of questioning is this question?
Level One
What is another name for the villain of the story?
The Antagonist
What was the name of the mythological creature that terrorized Thebes before Oedipus arrived?
The Sphinx
Who wrote Inferno?
Dante
Where is Romeo & Juliet set?
Verona
How many flood narratives are there?
200+
What antagonist lived in The Cedar Forest?
Humbaba
What are the two facets of setting?
Time & Place
How many steps are there in the Hero's Journey?
Who was Romeo's infatuation before Juliet?
Rosaline
What is the oldest creation story we have as humans?
The Rainbow Serpent
What is the name of the very first city and also the setting of The Epic of Gilgamesh?
Uruk
What mythological creature was a giant whirlpool with teeth?
Charybdis
Who is Dante's guide?
Virgil
Why does Romeo refuse to fight Tybalt?
He does not want to fight with his family members.
What two famous narratives explain the emergence of sin/evil into our world?
Adam & Eve and Pandora's Box
An unnamed character would hold what rank?
Tertiary
What are the three classical conflicts?
Man v. Man, Man v. Nature, & Man v. god
How many Bolgias are there in Circle Eight (Malebolge) of Hell?
10
What famous Shakespeare play is the source material for She's the Man?
Twelfth Night
What is the common "WH" question that is missing from Level One questioning?
Why
How does Gilgamesh seek out eternal life?
He visits Utnapishtim (Noah) to learn about The Great Flood and how the gods granted immortality to him.
What was the final test that Penelope posed to Odysseus?
Move the royal bed.
What part of the Hero's Journey happens when our hero gets a second chance and succeeds?
Atone
Name all 6 Signs & Signposts
Aha Moment, Memory Moment, Again & Again, Tough Questions, Words of the Wiser, Contrasts & Contradictions