The Odyssey

The Odyssey begins at the end of

• The Civil War

• The Trojan War

• The Greek War

• The Revolutionary War

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Odysseus has angered

• Athena

• Hades

• Poseidon

• Zeus

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At the Lotus Eaters island, the men do what?

• fight

• stay on the island

• turn into pigs

• mutiny against Odysseus

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Odysseus tricked Polyphemus by

• stealing his sheep

• drinking his wine

• telling him a false name

• hiding in his cave

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By bragging about his name, Odysseus displayed the fatal flaw of

• cowardice

• pride

• gluttony

• hubris

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Circe was

• a seamonster

• a siren

• a witch

• a queen

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Odysseus was trying to return to

• Troy

• Ithaca

• Sparta

• Athens

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Calypso kept Odysseus on her island to

• protect her

• marry her

• marry her sister

• be her servant

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A long poem that tells about the adventure of a hero

• epic

• muse

• homeric simile

• invocation

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A long comparison of two things using like or as

• myth

• epic simile

• rhapsode

• metaphor

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