01 Oct Stonehenge, an ancient stone circle, was erected as a means of predicting the seasons. Where is it located?
• Question1Stonehenge, an ancient stone circle, was erected as a means of predicting the seasons. Where is it located?
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
England
• Question2In Greek mythology, the souls of brave warriors were believed to reside in an eternal paradise called
Atlantis
Elysian Fields
Avalon
Shangri-La
• Question3Which English poet wrote “Prometheus Unbound” in the 1800’s?
John Milton
Percy Shelley
Lord Byron
Robert Browning
• Question4Early peoples acted out ceremonies to affect the behavior of the gods. What was this called?
Olympian chanting
Supplicant ceremony
Sympathetic magic
Ritual pleading
• Question5In the 1959 Brazilian film, Black Orpheus , based on an ancient Greek myth, Orpheus is in love with a mythical woman who dies, and he follows her to the underworld . What is her name?
Aphrodite
Athena
Eurydice
Aurora
Question6The hero is an archetype found in almost every culture. The Irish novelist James Joyce coined what term to convey the belief that the concept of a hero is pretty much the same everywhere?
Monomyth
Panamyth
Unimyth
Equimyth
• Question7Who was the king of the gods in Roman mythology?
Juno
Apollo
Poseidon
Jupiter
• Question8Oedipus the King is a play written by which ancient Greek playwright?
Aeschylus
Sophocles
Euripides
Aristophanes
• Question9Archetypes are mythic characters, events, symbols, and buried assumptions transmitted from one generation to another by the collective unconscious. Which psychologist developed this concept?
Sigmund Freud
Carl Jung
Alfred Adler
Abraham
Maslow
• Question10Which of the following is not one of the characteristics of a hero according to Joseph Campbell?
A hero gives his or her life to something bigger than him/herself, to some higher end.
A hero performs a courageous act, either physical or spiritual.
A hero never has doubts about his or her actions
A hero is usually someone from whom something has been taken or who feels there’s something lacking in the normal experience available, or permitted, to members
