Hero's Journey
Vocab
Skills
Short Stories
100

This narrative structure identifies the transformative experiences of characters across different cultures.

The Hero's Journey

100

Define obscure

Not clearly understood or easily seen.

100

Being motivated for the joy of doing something regardless of whether or not you're rewarded is called...

intrinsic motivation

100

The memoir by Elie Wiesel that explores cultural trauma and loss.

Night

200

Who is credited with creating The Hero's Journey?

Joseph Campbell

200

To remove impurities 

Purify/Purification

200

What is intrinsic motivation and how is it different from extrinsic?

Intrinsic is self motivation and extrinsic is rewards or punishment based. 

200

This text by Chinua Achebe focuses on hope and community after conflict.

A Civil Peace

300

Joseph Campbell's framework suggests that heroes undergo this type of personal transformation.

Character development/Character Arc

300

Use elixir in a sentence

A magical or medicinal potion.

300

Used to determine the meaning of unfamiliar words

Context Clues

300

This ancient Indian epic features Prince Rama and emphasizes the concept of duty.

Ramayana

400

an archetypal character who stands between the hero and their goal

A threshold guardian

400

Give me an antonym for "advance"

  • Recede
  • Withdraw
  • Fall back
  • Decline
  • Regress
  • Retrogress
400

Explain why is it important to understand cultural context?

Provides necessary background for the text and helps the reader to understand character actions and behavior. 

400

The Sanskrit term for duty or moral obligation in the Ramayana.

dharma

500

Heroes become masters when they....

conquer all fear by defeating external and internal foes

500

Give me 3 synonyms for orient

  • Align
  • Adjust
  • Direct
  • Alginate
  • Position
  • Locate
  • Arrange
500

Name at least 3 types of context clues.

Inference, Example, Definition, Antonym 


500

What is the main idea of Plato's Republic?

All citizen's of a society should pursue common good