What is the definition of an archetype?
What is characters, situations, and images that are recognizable in many times and cultures.
The ability to do something that frightens one.
Where do the events in an epic come from?
What is the events come history or culture of a particular group or nation?
What are hero's able to overcome?
What are able to overcome personal faults (like pride or temptation)?
What is a simile?
What is a comparison that uses "like" or "as".
Give on example of an archetype.
What is a sea monster, buried treasure, epic hero, wicked temptress, suitors' contest, and loyal servant.
One that serves others a public servant especially.
What is a loyal servant?
How does the story often being?
What is it often begins in the middle?
How are they affected by gods?
What is an Epic simile?
What is a simile of great length that may carry on for several lines?
What is a suitors' contest?
What is a man who attempts or fights to woo a woman.
What is a homecoming?
What is an instance of returning home?
How is a hero represented?
What can not be an epic hero?
What is a goat herder?
What is a brief descriptive phrase used to characterize a particular person or thing?
Fate or chance that brings people together.
What is the fate of a nation?
What does the action reveal about the hero?
What is it reveals the strength and courage?
How should the hero be represented?
What is admirable and a role model?
What is an allusion?
What is a reference within a piece of literature to a famous person, place, or event outside of the story?
Give an example of 6 epic themes.
Who plays an active role?
What are the gods and goddesses?
What traits do they possess.
What is superhuman strength, craftiness, confidence, and courage?
What is a bard?
What is a poet who recites or performs his work for an audience?