english lesson about Archetype

1. Major

2. Prosodic features are features that appear
when we put sounds together in connected
speech. Which among the following us not
part of the feature?
A.Stress
B.Intonation
C.Accent
D.Facial Expression

4. Prosodic Features related to the way we use
speech sounds in connected speech and include
elements
• stress - emphasis on certain syllables or words
• accent - the way words are
pronounced based on regional or
• intonation - the rise and fall in pitch during
speech

5. What does reading fluency encompass?
a) Reading smoothly, with expression, and at a
comfortable pace.
b) Reading without any mistakes and quickly.
c) Reading with a loud and clear voice.
d) Reading with the ability to summarize the text

6. This occurs when the speaker unconsciously
applies some linguistic aspects of his native
language to his target language.
A. Intelligibility
B. Comprehensibility
C. Language interference
D. Monitor Model

7. Language Interference
also known as language transfer,
refers to the influence of one's
native language on their
acquisition and use of a second
or target language.

8. Different Kinds
of Archetype

9. Different Kinds of Archetype

10. ARCHETYPE
is like a classic and familiar
character, symbol, or idea that
appears in many different stories
and represents something that
we all understand and recognize

11. CHARACTER
ARCHETYPE

12. Scapegoat Archetype
represents a character who is
unfairly blamed or punished for
the mistakes or wrongdoings of
others.

13. Scapegoat Archetype
Ex: The tributes in The Hunger Games series

14. Shapeshifter Archetype
a character who is not what they
initially appear to be. They can
change their personality, loyalties,
or motivations throughout the
story, making them unpredictable
and creating tension or suspense

15. Shapeshifter Archetype
Ex: Professor Severus Snape in
Harry Potter

16. Trickster Archetype
a mischievous character known for
playing pranks, causing chaos, and
challenging the status quo

17. Trickster Archetype
Ex: Loki from Norse mythology and
Marvel Cinematic Universe

18. Femme Fatale Archetype
a seductive and enigmatic female
character who uses her charm and allure
to manipulate others, often leading them
to their downfall.

19. Femme Fatale Archetype
Examples
• Helen of Troy
• Circe
• Scylla
• The Sirens
• Medea
• Medusa

20. Mentor Archetype
involves a reversal of the typical mentor
mentee dynamic, where the mentor learns
valuable lessons from the mentee, often
reflecting the idea that wisdom can come
from unexpected sources.

21. Mentor Archetype
Ex: Master Yoda from Star Wars

22. Reluctant Hero Archetype
a character who initially resists or
hesitates to embrace their heroic role but
ultimately rises to the occasion and
fulfills their Destiny.

23. Reluctant Hero Archetype
Ex: Frodo Baggins in "The
Lord of the Rings

24. Jester Archetype
a character known for their humor, wit,
and ability to provide comic relief in a
story. They often use humor to comment
on serious matters

25. Jester Archetype
Ex: Fred and George Wesley in
Harry Potter

26. Christopher
Booker's STORY
ARCHETYPE

27. Overcoming the Monster this is where the
hero must destroy the monster to restore
balance to the world.

28. Overcoming the Monster
examples:
• evil humans
• mythological creature - Cyclops,
• folklore - vampires, witches
• religious monsters - demons
• aliens - Predators, Megamind
• wild creatures - bears, sharks

29. Rags to Riches
this is where a modest and moral but
downtrodden character achieves a happy
ending when their natural talents are
displayed to the world at large.

30. Rags to Riches
examples:
• Cinderella
• Aladdin

31. The Ouest
the main character must reach a certain
location, attain a certain object, or fulfill a
certain objective while conquering many
obstacles along the way

32. The Ouest examples:
• Lord of the Rings

33. Comedy
a light and humorous tone with
a happy or cheerful ending.

34. Tragedy examples:
• Romeo and Juliet

35. Rebirth often found in
religious and creation myths,
but the "rebirth" can simply
be a dramatic transformation
of the main character.

37. What archetype best describes a
character who is unfairly. blamed or
punished for the mistakes of others?
a) Shapeshifter Archetype
b) Scapegoat Archetype
C Trickster Archetype
d) Mentor Archetype

38. Which archetype involves a character who
initially resists or hesitates to embrace their
heroic role but eventually rises to the
occasion?
a) Trickster Archetype
b) Rags to Riches Archetype
c) Reluctant Hero Archetype
d) Quest Archetype

39. The Jester Archetype is known for:
a) Challenging the status quo
b) Playing pranks and causing
chaos
c) Providing comic relief
d) Fulfilling a heroic destiny

40. The Quest Archetype involves the main
character:
a Providing comic relief
b) Playing pranks and causing chaos
c) Destroying a monster
d) Fulfilling a certain objective while
overcoming obstacles

41. Simba in The Lion King story is an
example of which archetype?
A. Scapegoat Archetype
B. Trickster Archetype
C. Mentor Archetype
D. Jester Archetype

42. Which story archetype involves the
hero destroying a certain enemy to
restore balance to the world?
a Rags to Riches
b) Voyage and Return
c) Overcoming the Monster
d) Comedy

43. Which story archetype is
Finding Nemo?
a) Rags to Riches
b) The Quest
c) Overcoming the Monster
d) Tragedy

44. In the Rags to Riches Archetype, the
character achieves a happy ending by:
a Embracing their flaws
b) Playing pranks and causing chaos
c) Displaying their natural talents
d) Fulfilling a quest

46. Brainstorming
Techniques
Brainstorming is a collaborative technique
that generates numerous ideas quickly,
encouraging creative thinking and
problem-solving within groups.
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