Epimetheus thought Pandora had released the worst of what was in the box. Why did he have Pandora open the box a second time?

He thought perhaps something else, something better

He hoped that somehow they could get all the evil spirits back into the box.

He wanted to prove to Pandora that she was absolutely wrong.

He wanted to give Pandora another chance.

When Pandora opened the box, what happened?

A swarm of horrible, evil things came out.

What does Pandora's Box explain?

It attempts to explain how something began.

It attempts to explain why Pandora was so curious.

It attempts to explain why Zeus wanted to punish Epimethius.

It attempts to explain how the Greeks thought.

Epimetheus asks Pandora to promise that she will

ask Zeus for the truth about the gift.

What does Pandora decide to do with the box?

Peek inside the box but touch nothing.

Ask Hermes to take the box to Zeus.

Remove everything inside the box.

Bury the box deep in the ground.

What makes Epimetheus ignore his doubts about the gifts from the gods?

His deep love for Pandora and her beauty.

The kind words from the goddesses.

Pandora begins feeling that she has a right to open the box because

Something makes a noise inside.

What theme about human life do you most likely learn from the contents of Pandora’s box?

Hope wins out even with all the evil in the world.

Life contains both good and bad.

Curiosity is a wonderful thing to have.

Mistakes always have terrible results.

What was the inciting incident of "Loo-Wit, the Fire-Keeper?"

The two brothers began to quarrel over the land.

The Creator gave everyone all that was needed to be happy.

The weather was always pleasant.

What was the condition for the bridge to remain standing across the river?

The people's hearts must remain good.

The people would continue to visit each other.

The people would take care of the land.

The people would continue to hunt.

What did the Creator do when the people AGAIN began to quarrel over the land?

The Creator darkened the skies and took fire away.

The Creator moved the people to a different land.

The Creator placed a river between the two groups of people.

The Creator took away all food and water.

Why did Loo-Wit's lodge have the only fire that still burned?

Loo-Wit had stayed out of the quarreling and was not greedy.

Loo-Wit was a wise old woman who prayed to the Creator.

Loo-Wit knew how to keep the fire burning.

Loo-Wit wished to be beautiful.

What did the burning fire symbolize?

The quarreling between the people.

Why did the chiefs quarrel a THIRD time?

They argued who would be Loo-Wit's husband.

Loo-Wit couldn't decide which chief she liked more.

Their people started the fighting first.

Everyone wanted their fair share of the fire.

What does this Native American myth explain ?

Why Mount St. Helens erupted in the 1980's.

How different states of the United States were born.

People should keep their hearts good.

The consequences of quarreling with family members.

Pandora's Box & Loo-Wit, the Fire-Keeper

Authored by Marjorie Burger

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

What was the final gift that Hera gave to Pandora?

Curiosity

Beauty

Patience

Wisdom

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What did Prometheus do to make Zeus angry?

asked for a wife for his brother

taught human beings to have hope

stole fire from the gods for humans

liked human beings more than the gods

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The fact that Zeus extended his displeasure to Epimetheus, Prometheus's brother, and also to the whole race of human beings shows what human characteristics of Zeus?

He is compassionate.

He has a desire to get revenge.

He has a sense of humor.

He is dishonest.

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Epimetheus worries about accepting Zeus’ gift because

Pandora tells him about Zeus’ anger

Hermes tells him that the gift is a curse

the goddesses refuse to bless the marriage

his brother warns him to distrust the gods’ gifts

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What does Epimetheus tell Pandora to do with the box?

Burn it completely.

Put it out of sight and mind.

Only open the box a little bit.

Sell the box to the highest bidder.

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What causes Pandora to open the box?

Anger

Spite

Curiosity

Stupidity

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What happened after Pandora opened the box; something she was not expecting?

Epimetheus and Pandora were stung by the spirit of Malice.

The spirits of all that was evil, sad, and hurtful were released into the world.

No harm came to anyone.

Epimetheus blamed everything on Pandora.

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Pandora's Box & Loo-Wit, the Fire-Keeper

What was the final gift that Hera gave to Pandora?

What did Prometheus do to make Zeus angry?

The fact that Zeus extended his displeasure to Epimetheus, Prometheus's brother, and also to the whole race of human beings shows what human characteristics of Zeus?

Epimetheus worries about accepting Zeus’ gift because

What does Epimetheus tell Pandora to do with the box?

What causes Pandora to open the box?

What happened after Pandora opened the box; something she was not expecting?

Epimetheus thought Pandora had released the worst of what was in the box. Why did he have Pandora open the box a second time?

When Pandora opened the box, what happened?

What trait was NOT used to describe Pandora?

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