greek

Which one refers to someone's weakness or flaw

• achilles heel

• pandoras box

• midas touch

• herculean

Answer explanation

Today, an “Achilles Heel” refers to someone’s weakness or fatal flaw.

Example: “I know I should eat healthy, but chocolate is my Achilles Heel”

which one refers to anything that, upon investigation, leads to unexpected and extensive troubles.

• achilles heel

• midas touch

• pandora's box

• odyssey

Answer explanation

oday, a Pandora’s box is referred to as anything that, upon investigation, leads to unexpected and extensive troubles.

Example: “Walking in on my sister’s sleepover party unleashed a Pandora’s Box of girl related trouble”

which one refers to refers to a great adventure or journey

• odyssey

• pandora's box

• herculean

• midas touch

Answer explanation

Today, an “Odyssey” refers to a great adventure or journey.

Example: “Our trip to Mexico was quite the Odyssey”

which one refers to something that is very hard to perform, and requires great strength.

• herculean

• midas touch

• panodora's box

• weight of the world

Answer explanation

Today, A Herculean feat is something that is very hard to perform, and requires great strength.

 Example: “With Herculean effort, the man lifted the sofa onto the moving van.”

which one refers to someone with a great burden or problem to bear. 

• pandora's box

• midas touch

• weight of the world

• herculean

Answer explanation

Today, someone who is said to be carrying “the weight of the world” is someone with a great burden or problem to bear. 

Example: “The mother of the sick child felt like she was carrying the weight of the world on her shoulders”.

which one refers to someone who can earn a lot of money, no matter what they put their mind to. It can also be used to refer to someone with good fortune. 

• midas touch

• pandora's box

• achilles heel

• weight of the world

Answer explanation

Today, if someone has the “Midas Touch”, they have the ability to generate wealth. It usually refers to someone who can earn a lot of money, no matter what they put their mind to. It can also be used to refer to someone with good fortune. 

Example: “The wealthy businessman seemed to have the Midas Touch”. 

what does this allusion mean I know I should eat healthy, but chocolate is my Achilles Heel

• chocolate is their weakness

• chocolate is their strength

• chocolate leads to unexpected troubles

• chocolate is a journey

what does this allusion mean Walking in on my sister’s sleepover party unleashed a Pandora’s Box of girl related trouble

• the sleepover had unexpected troubles

• the sleepover was a long journey

• the sleepover was her weakness

• the sleepover was a burden

what does this allusion mean Our trip to Mexico was quite the Odyssey

• the trip was their weakness

• the trip lead to unexpected troubles

• the trip was a great adventure or journey

• the trip was difficult

what does this allusion mean With Herculean effort, the man lifted the sofa onto the moving van.

• it was easy to life the van

• it took great strength to lift the van

• the van brought unexpected troubles

• the van was his weakness