An archetype refers to a prototype after which other things are modelled. In literature, it refers to a character that represents a universal or well-known pattern of behaviour. Common archetypes are villains, heroes, damsels in distress and mentors.
The sheriff of Nottingham is an example of an archetype, as he demonstrates all the obvious characteristics of "villains." He is the main antagonist in the legend of Robin Hood. The sheriff is a tyrant, who mistreats the local people. He has no respect for justice and no concern for human suffering. He is ambitious, and values money and status above else. These are all well-known characteristics of typical villains.
You seem to forget including the choices in this question. Nevertheless, to help you, I could just tell what a superlative is so you could identify it on your own.
Superlatives are adjectives that are expressed in their greatest extent. For example, when you describe something so beautiful than any other thing you've ever seen, you describe it as 'most beautiful'. Another example is, if you've never been so happy in your life, you are the 'happiest'. So, generally, superlatives are written as a suffix -est or you add the word 'most' before the adjective.
Answer:hmed......... the movie before he read the review?
Explanation:
A sudden, forceful backward movement; recoil.
