Troy Inference Questions

Based on Scene 1, you can infer that Troy ______.

• is the home of the gods.

• is a quiet town where nothing much happens.

• has been impacted by war.

• has been destroyed by the gods.

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In Scene 7, Andromache says, "Your regret means little to use who have lost so much." By this, she means that

• Helen cannot undo the damage she has caused.

• Helen must prove she is sincerely apologetic.

• She appreciates Helen’s efforts to remedy the situation.

• She understands and shares Helen’s sorrow.

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In Scene 8, the stage directions state that Athena speaks “slyly” when she tells Hector the gods are with him, in what way is Athena being sly?

• Athena actually wants the Greeks to win. She is encouraging Hector to fight Achilles because she knows Achilles will defeat him.

• Athena is on Hector’s side, but the other gods are not.

• Athena is actually trying to stop Hector from fighting Achilles.

• Athena has secretly told Achilles where the weak spots in Hector’s armor are.

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In Scene 9, Achilles says, “For every man I have slain, there are dozens who grieve for him.” This statement emphasizes __________.

• The glory of victory.

• The devastation of war.

• His lack of interest in fighting.

• The cruelty of the gods.

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Which line best demonstrates how Paris changes by the end of the play?

• Paris: Why would I do that? If I were to perish, this whole war would have been for nothing.

• Hector: It is not his fault. I was raised to be a warrior, and he was not.

• Helen: In truth, I no longer feel anything but sorrow.

• Chorus: At last, the coward finds his courage

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Which of the following are themes of the play? Choose TWO

• No one can escape their fate

• War brings suffering and loss.

• Be careful what you wish for

• Good always triumphs over evil

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What do scenes one and two help the reader understand?

• It explains why the Greeks and Trojans are fighting.

• It shows why the Greeks deserve to win the war.

• It describes the beautiful city of Troy.

• It informs the reader why Zeus ignores the prays of the people.

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Pick two lines that support the inference “the mortals respect the power and the will of the gods”.

• Athena (slyly): The gods are with you, Hector. SD1: Athena’s words give Hector courage. He turns to face his mortal enemy.

• Priam: Achilles, I ask for your mercy. I cannot rest until my son has been given a proper burial.

• Helen: I cannot help that I fell for Paris. The god of love struck me with his arrow.

• CM1: But all is not lost. Some survivors will escape the fallen city of Troy and find a new home.

• Cassandra: The Greeks cannot be trusted. What if this tribute has some evil purpose?

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