Part A What is the central idea of the article "Joseph Campbell and the Power of the Hero's Story"?

A Screenwriters adapt the monomyth model in films today.

B Story analysts study heroes in blockbuster films.

C Campbell found that many stories have a similar structure.

D Good storytellers read Campbell's work to develop strong characters.
Question 2

Part B

Which evidence from the text best supports the answer to Part A?

A "The initiation part of the journey begins as the hero enters unfamiliar territory."

B "Writers study Campbell’s work and use the hero’s journey structure to create stories with meaning that appeal to a wide range of audiences."

C "The monomyth follows the path of a hero’s journey, and it exists in myths, legends, folktales, and legends from across the globe."

D "Another filmmaker, Christopher Vogler, wrote a summary of Campbell’s The Hero with a Thousand Faces."

first question a second b

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