Hector and Achilles

Greatest Trojan warrior; older son of Priam; Trojan War hero; kills Patroclus by mistake (Trojan)

• Hercules

• Hector

• Helen

• Paris

Greatest Greek warrior; only vulnerability is his heel; prophesied to die in Trojan War

• Hector

• Paris

• Helen

• Achilles

Relative and close friend of Achilles; goes out to fight disguised in Achilles' armor (Greek)

• Patroclus

• Paris

• Achilles

• Helen

Youngest son of Priam; steals Helen; judges the goddesses (Trojan)

• Hector

• Achilles

• Paris

• Odysseus

Fairest woman in the world; stolen by Paris to begin the Trojan War

• Priam

• Agamemnon

• Paris

• Helen

Helen's husband (before she ran off with Paris); Spartan King (Greek)

• Achilles

• Hector

• Menelaus

• Odysseus

King of Troy, father of Paris and Hector

• Patroclus

• Agamemnon

• Priam

• Perseus

The Greeks fare very poorly against the Trogans and are almost defeated before Achilles decides to fight again. What changes Achilles' mind?

• Desire--Achilles falls in love with Ployxena, a Trogan princess, and hopes to capture her when they sack Troy.

• Vengeance--Achilles' dear friend Patroclus put on Achilles' armor and routed the Trojans. He then challenged Hektor, who slew him.

• Greed--The city of Troy was very wealthy and Achilles wanted to make sure he got a good share of the spoils of war.

• Pride--Achilles, the great of the Greek warriors, could not stand to sit back and watch his Greek countryman die due to their lack of battle skills.

The name of the god of war is

• Hermês
• Poseidon
• Arês
• Hêphaistos
• Zeus

Who is the Greek king of the gods?

• Hades

• Zeus

• Poseidon

• Thor