The Odyssey: The Adventures

Athena was the goddess of ________.

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Odysseus was too _____. He thought he didn't need the gods.

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Odysseus and his wife Penelope were ______, because they used their minds to solve problems.

• proud

• brave

• clever

• stubborn

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The men were _____ when they saw the giant Cyclops, Polyphemus.

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The Cyclops, like the Greeks, made delicious cheese from the milk of _____.

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"Xenia" is a Greek word for the custom of ________.

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A person who welcomes you to their home is a ______.

• guest

• visitor

• host

• Cyclops

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If you visit someone's home, you are a _______.

• hospital

• guest

• host

• welcomer

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In ancient Greece, a guest should bring a _____ for the host. For example, Odysseus brought wine to the Cyclops.

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We colored a map that shows the long ______ of Odysseus and his men.

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