Odyssey Book 16

In Book 13, Athena appears to Odysseus and advises him about how to proceed. She helps him by. . .

• Disguising him as a beggar

• Making him seem taller and massive

• Hiding him from the others

• Praying to Zuess

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In Book 15, Athena appears to Telemachus who is still with ______________ where we last saw him in Book 4.

• Nestor

• Penelope

• Helen and Menalaus

• Circe

Telemachus and Odysseus meet at the cottage of the...

• Sheepherder

• Swindeherd

• Cow milker

• Cheese maker

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Homer uses a simile to compare Telemachus's return. Which of the following does he compare it to:

• A man surf-casting on a point of rock for bass or mackerel, whipping his long rod to drop the sinker and the bait far out,

  will hook a fish and rip it from the surface

• Think of gold infused on silver by a craftsman, whose fine art

  Hephaestus" taught him, or Athena: on whose work moves to delight: just so she lavished beauty over Odysseus's head and shoulders.

• A dog who has been beaten too much

• a man whose dear and only son, born to him in exile, reared with labor, has lived ten years abroad and now returns

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Odysseus offers to give up his seat to his son but the son refuses.

• True

• False

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Odysseus and his son recognize each other immediately

• True

• False

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Telemachus offers to protect the beggar and warns him

• Not to name himself before he has eaten

• Not to stay in the palace hall

• Not to eat the cattle of Lord Helios

• Not to sleep under the stars

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When Odysseus reveals himself, Telemachus at first thinks he is...

• A beggar

• A hoax

• A god

• His father

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When Telemachus finally realizes that it is indeed his father he...

• weeps

• cheers

• laughs

• dances around the room

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What is father and son's weeping compared to when they are reunited?

• Hawks

• Women

• Children

• Old men

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