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. Select the five character types we’ve discussed, for a total of 5 points. Hero Love Spy Distraction Ally Foil Villain Mentor Prophet 2. Lessons 19–21 recommend NOT using a ______________ character for your adventure novel. Mentor Love Prophet Foil 3. The main difference between your hero and your villain is morality. True False 4. A villain with weaknesses is less effective as an antagonist than a villain without weakness. True False 5. A synopsis consists of a/an _____________ and a/an _________________. (The blanks stand in for one-word and multiple-word answers.) a situation and a question a premise and a story goal a theme and a question a situation and a story goal 6. For your villain to be believable, he or she should be _________________. (The blank stands in for one-word and multiple-word answers.) pure evil human supernatural beyond redemption clever 7. Your readers should not be able to understand the villain. If they can understand the villain’s motivations, he/she does not pose enough of a threat to the story goal. True False 8. Another way to refer to the story context is ___________________. the cultural environment the state of mind the way things are the problem 9. Another way to refer to the story goal is “something to learn.” True False 10. Another way to think of what the hero suffers is the _________________. price paid pain endured obstacles equal to his/her strength 11. The story’s theme is not the same thing as “something to learn.” True False 12. 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