A copy of your quiz results will be sent to the email address you provide. You may want to email it to your teacher/parent, for example. Please enter your email: 1. Chapter 5 can’t help but be a bit boring and generic, coming as it does after the New World chapter. True False 2. The middle cycle consists of a repeating pattern: 1. Forming a short-term goal. 2. Pursuing it. 3. ____________________. 4. __________________ and repeating the cycle. 3. Encountering a problem/difficulty. 4. Reacting to the problem… 3. Receiving counsel from the mentor. 4. Choosing to follow it… 3. Receiving counsel from the mentor. 4. Choosing to ignore it… 3. Encountering a problem/difficulty. 4. Surmounting it… 3. Reaching the destination. 4. Finding unexpected help… 3. Chapter six often shows the hero’s _______________. (The blank stands in for one-word and multiple-word answers.) failure courage under fire flaw ideal 4. You should make a story promise that you will not give your hero anything. He/she is going to have to earn victory. True False 5. Chapter six is an excellent place to raise the stakes. This means giving your hero… … unexpected help … more to lose … more to achieve … a different and more difficult story goal 6. Chapter seven is also called ______________. (The blank stands in for one-word and multiple-word answers.) Lessons New hope The black moment The reckoning Trials 7. Your hero will learn from both failure and success, but s/he will always learn more from succeeding. True False 8. Your reader should be so caught up in the hero’s ups and downs in the middle cycle that s/he loses sight of the story goal for a while. True False 9. Please enter your first and last name. (This field has no point value; we ask for your name so we can forward you your results if you do not receive an email copy.) Loading … Share this:FacebookX
