HW: Week 5 Greek Myths

The Iliad is about the...

• First World War

• Trojan War

• War of Gods and Titans

• War of the Roses

It was started by Paris, who stole this person from her husband.

• Helen of Sparta

• Sally of London

• Pasiphae of Crete

• Hera of Olympus

The Greek side was also known as...

• The Titans

• The Spartans

• The Achaeans

• The Beatles

The Prince of Troy, and their finest warrior, was known as...

• James

• Paris

• Hector

• Achilles

The leader of the Greeks was known as...

• Agamemnon

• Achilles

• Menelaus

• Priam

Who refused to fight because Agamemnon disrespected him?

• Menelaus

• Achilles

• Hector

• Ajax

Who fought instead of Achilles and died in a fight with Hector?

• His sister, Pasiphae.

• His brother, Paris.

• His father, Peleus.

• His cousin, Patroclus.

'Now for himself illicitly he foolishly performs secret ceremonial with that other's arms.'

What kind of word is foolishly?

• Noun

• Adjective

• Verb

• Adverb

What does the adverb 'foolishly' suggest in that quote?

• He's smart and will win the fight with Hector.

• He is doing a silly or foolish thing by wearing Achilles' armour.

• The Gods are against him.

• He will impress Achilles.

Now for himself illicitly he foolishly performs Secret ceremonial with that other's arms.'

What's the effect of the line on the reader?

• We feel sad because he is going behind his cousin's back, and will die for it.

• We feel happy because we're going to get to read about a fight.

• We feel angry because he is not prepared to fight Hector.

• We feel confused because he is not meant to do that.