Percy Jackson Chapters 1-5

Front

What does Grover's action of covering for Percy reveal about his character?

Back

It shows that Grover is willing to take risks to protect his friend Percy.

Front

How does the mention of past events in the story contribute to the plot?

Back

It hints at potential dangers and foreshadows bad events that may occur again.

Front

What is the meaning of the term 'pseudonym' as used in the text?

Back

A pseudonym is a fake name.

Front

Identify the type of figurative language in the phrase 'the ocean seemed to have forgotten.'

Back

This is an example of personification.

Front

How does the passage illustrate Percy’s evolving belief in myths?

Back

It shows that Percy is starting to accept that the myths he learned about in class are real.

Front

What is the significance of Grover's character in the story?

Back

Grover serves as a loyal friend and protector to Percy, highlighting themes of friendship and bravery.

Front

How does the author use dialogue to develop character relationships?

Back

Dialogue reveals the dynamics between characters, such as trust and concern, as seen in Grover's willingness to take the blame.

Front

What role does foreshadowing play in the narrative?

Back

Foreshadowing builds suspense and prepares the reader for future events, creating anticipation.

Front

Explain the importance of figurative language in literature.

Back

Figurative language enhances descriptions, conveys emotions, and adds depth to the narrative.

Front

What does Percy's reaction to Grover's identity reveal about his character development?

Back

Percy's reaction indicates a shift from skepticism to acceptance of the fantastical elements of his world.