PEng9 Odyssey Literary Terms

a long comparison of two unlike things

• myth
• rhapsode
• epic simile
• metaphor

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a long poem that tells about the long journey, full of complications

• homeric simile

• epic

• invocation

• muse

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Verse is

• narration

• written the way a person natural speaks

• story

• rhythmic poetic language

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Prose is

• rhythmic language
• written the way a person natural speaks
• dialogue
• a type of setting

An epic hero

• is helped or harmed by the gods
• always has a helper
• has a wife waiting for him at home
• has a son that searches for him

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"Beware of Greeks bearing gifts" is an example of

• epithet
• homeric simile
• allusion
• metaphor

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An example of an archetype is

• children misbehaving
• an ocean
• life and death
• loyal servant

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Narrative means

• poem
• play
• story
• adventure

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Reflects universal concerns

• epic theme

• archetype

• epic hero

• epic setting

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Which archetype is Katniss Everdeen, Harry Potter, Bilbo Baggins, and Luke Skywalker?

• wiseman

• the outsider

• epic hero

• loyal servant

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