Nissus and Scylla (Samson and Delilah) Quiz

What are the consequences of betrayal in the story of Nissus and Scylla (Samson and Delilah)?

• loss of trust, heartbreak, and tragic outcomes

• victory, celebration, and honor

• joy, peace, and prosperity

• happiness, reconciliation, and forgiveness

Provide a character analysis of Nissus. What are his motivations and actions in the story?

• Nissus is motivated by greed and selfishness, only looking out for his own interests

• Nissus is motivated by a desire for power and control, using Euryalus for his own gain

• Nissus is motivated by his loyalty to his friend Euryalus and his desire to protect him. His actions in the story reflect his bravery and selflessness in trying to save Euryalus, ultimately leading to his own tragic demise.

• Nissus is motivated by fear and cowardice, abandoning Euryalus in his time of need

Provide a character analysis of Scylla. What are her motivations and actions in the story?

• Scylla is a sea monster in Greek mythology who is motivated by her hunger for devouring sailors and her actions involve attacking passing ships.

• Scylla is a vegetarian who only eats seaweed and algae

• Scylla is a kind and compassionate creature who helps sailors in need

• Scylla is a peaceful sea creature who enjoys swimming with dolphins

Compare the character of Nissus with Samson. What similarities and differences do you observe in their actions and decisions?

• Nissus and Samson are both from the same time period

• Nissus and Samson are both fictional characters

• Nissus and Samson are both historical figures

• This cannot be answered without specific information about the actions and decisions of Nissus and Samson.

Compare the character of Scylla with Delilah. What similarities and differences do you observe in their motivations and actions?

• They both have a deep love for their families and friends.

• They are both kind-hearted and selfless individuals.

• They both use their charm and beauty to deceive and harm others for their own gain.

• They both have a strong sense of justice and fairness.

What are the key themes and moral lessons that can be derived from the story of Nissus and Scylla (Samson and Delilah)?

• Love, forgiveness, and redemption

• Courage, perseverance, and determination

• Betrayal, trust, consequences of actions, and the power of temptation

• Friendship, loyalty, and sacrifice

How does the betrayal in the story impact the relationships and dynamics between the characters?

• The betrayal in the story causes a breakdown in trust and communication, leading to strained relationships and changed dynamics between the characters.

• The betrayal in the story strengthens the relationships and dynamics between the characters.

• The betrayal in the story is quickly forgotten and has no lasting impact on the relationships and dynamics between the characters.

• The betrayal in the story has no impact on the relationships and dynamics between the characters.

Examine the role of power and manipulation in the relationships between the characters in the story.

• The characters in the story have no power dynamics or manipulation in their relationships.

• Power and manipulation play a minor role in the relationships between the characters in the story.

• The role of power and manipulation is evident in the relationships between the characters in the story.

• The relationships between the characters are based on trust and honesty, with no power or manipulation involved.

What are the societal and cultural implications of the actions and decisions made by Nissus and Scylla (Samson and Delilah)?

• Consequences of Nissus and Scylla's decisions on environmental sustainability

• Themes of betrayal, power dynamics, gender roles, and consequences of personal choices on a larger community.

• Societal and cultural implications of fashion choices

• Implications of Nissus and Scylla's actions on the economy