Orpheus and Eurydice

How did Euridice Die?

• She had a heart attack
• A snake killed her
• She drowned
• She choked

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How did Orpheus try and get Euridice from the underworld?

• He forgot about her
• He killed Hades
• He stole her
• He sang with is beautiful voice

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What happened to Euridice after Orpheus retrieved her?

• She never fallowed him
• Hades collapsed on on Euridice
• He looked at her when he wasn't supposed to.
• No, they lived happily ever after

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Who is Hades?

• The ruler of the sky
• The ruler of the water
• The ruler of the overworld
• The ruler of the underworld

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What happened to Orpheus at the end of the story?

• He lived in eternal happiness with Euridice
• He lived in sadness for ever

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What did you learn from the story

• Don't bring back the dead
• Don't look backwards
• Listen to directions
• Always be happy

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Orpheus

• Greek

• Latin

• Neither

Perseus' grandfather is King _________

• Acrisius

• Danae

• Dictys

• Dodona

• Polydectes

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What are myths?

• Traditional stories, rooted in a particular culture that explain something about the world.
• Stories in which the characters are animals who represent human beings
• Short comic stories that are told for entertainment.
• Stories that teach a lesson by showing why characters succeed or fail.

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Perseus can best be described as which of the following?

• Lonely and sad
• angry and vengeful
• brave and determined
• uncertain and deceitful 

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