Cl1B Final

a long poem that tells the story of a hero’s deeds and adventures

• Epic

• flashback

• oral tradition

• dactylic hexameter

• epithet

when an earlier moment is portrayed in the timeline of the story.

• Epic

• flashback

• oral tradition

• dactylic hexameter

• epithet

art, stories, music, knowledge, and culture shared verbally

• Epic

• flashback

• oral tradition

• dactylic hexameter

• epithet

poetry written in six feet per line using dactyl (a long beat and two short beats) and spondee (two long beats).

• Epic

• flashback

• oral tradition

• dactylic hexameter

• epithet

a short phrase that renames or identifies a character.

• Epic

• flashback

• oral tradition

• dactylic hexameter

• epithet

a long beat and two short beats

• Epic

• flashback

• oral tradition

• dactyl

• epithet

two long beats

• Epic

• flashback

• oral tradition

• spondee

• epithet

the twelve most important deities in ancient Greece

• The Olympians

• The titans

• The Ithacans

• The Greeks

• The Gods

the mythical home of the The Twelve Olympians

• Ithaca

• Mount Olympus

• Gaea

• Tartaros

• The Underworld

known as king of the gods; rules the sky

• Zeus

• Poseidon

• Hermes

• Athena

• Calypso