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Question 1

A)Which choice best describes an archetype?(1 point)
Responses

Archetypes are similar experiences that all people have.
Archetypes are similar experiences that all people have.

Archetypes involve similar characters or patterns that reoccur over time and in different cultures.
Archetypes involve similar characters or patterns that reoccur over time and in different cultures.

Archetypes usually involve a heroic character seeking to complete a quest.
Archetypes usually involve a heroic character seeking to complete a quest.

Archetypes convey a specific message, or moral, which is similar to a theme.
Archetypes convey a specific message, or moral, which is similar to a theme.
A)
Use the poem “I’m Nobody! Who are you?” by Emily Dickinson and the excerpt from the poem “Song of Myself” by Walt Whitman to answer the question.

Which theme do these two poems have in common?

(1 point)
Responses

Strong self-identity comes from being comfortable with who you are.
Strong self-identity comes from being comfortable with who you are.

True self-identity means you are acknowledged and honored by many people.
True self-identity means you are acknowledged and honored by many people.

Secure self-identity means being alone but not necessarily lonely.
Secure self-identity means being alone but not necessarily lonely.

Uncertain self-identity comes from not being sure what you believe in.
Uncertain self-identity comes from not being sure what you believe in.
Question 4
A)Which choice includes an example of an archetype?(1 point)
Responses

a story in a collection about people from Scandinavia
a story in a collection about people from Scandinavia

a story with a journey of companions on a quest
a story with a journey of companions on a quest

a story from ancient Egypt about why the sun rises
a story from ancient Egypt about why the sun rises

a story with a central, unifying idea
A)
Use the passage to answer the question.

How might this mystery story from the 1800s have influenced literature in the 20th and 21st centuries?

(1 point)
Responses

Modern mysteries have a male detective who gets a mystery to solve with the help of an all-male team.
Modern mysteries have a male detective who gets a mystery to solve with the help of an all-male team.

Modern mysteries do not always have a crime right at the beginning of the story but have one later to build tension.
Modern mysteries do not always have a crime right at the beginning of the story but have one later to build tension.

Modern mysteries follow similar story patterns with a detective being presented with a crime or problem that must be solved.
Modern mysteries follow similar story patterns with a detective being presented with a crime or problem that must be solved.

Modern mystery stories draw on the same myths to set up their story problems the detectives must solve.

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Here are the best responses for each question based on the provided options:

Question 1 A) Which choice best describes an archetype?
Response: Archetypes involve similar characters or patterns that reoccur over time and in different cultures.

Question 2 A) Which theme do these two poems have in common?
Response: Strong self-identity comes from being comfortable with who you are.

Question 4 A) Which choice includes an example of an archetype?
Response: a story with a journey of companions on a quest.

Question 5 A) How might this mystery story from the 1800s have influenced literature in the 20th and 21st centuries?
Response: Modern mysteries follow similar story patterns with a detective being presented with a crime or problem that must be solved.

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