Myth of Echo and Narcissus Quiz

What is the myth of Echo and Narcissus about?

• The myth of Echo and Narcissus is about unrequited love and vanity.

• The myth is about a war between two ancient Greek gods

• The myth is about a journey to the underworld

• The myth is about a forbidden love between a human and a nymph

Who was Echo in the myth?

• A famous singer

• A powerful sorceress

• A mountain nymph

• A fearless warrior

Who was Narcissus in the myth?

• A fierce warrior who defeated the gods

• A beautiful hunter who fell in love with his own reflection

• A powerful king who ruled over the underworld

• A wise philosopher who taught about self-love

What punishment was given to Echo in the myth?

• Turned into a flower

• Granted eternal life

• Banished from the forest

• Cursed to only repeat the last words spoken to her

What punishment was given to Narcissus in the myth?

• Banishment from the kingdom

• Being turned into a flower

• Falling in love with his own reflection and being unable to leave it

• Forced to look at his reflection for eternity

What was Narcissus known for in the myth?

• Excessive self-love and vanity

• Unwavering loyalty and devotion

• Extreme bravery and heroism

• Excessive selflessness and humility

How did Echo feel about Narcissus in the myth?

• She was his enemy.

• She was deeply in love with him.

• She was indifferent towards him.

• She was his sister.

What happened to Echo and Narcissus in the end of the myth?

• Narcissus becomes a tree and Echo fades away

• Echo and Narcissus live happily ever after

• Echo turns into a flower and Narcissus pines away

• Echo pines away and Narcissus becomes a flower

What is the moral of the myth of Echo and Narcissus?

• Self-love and vanity lead to happiness and success

• Echo and Narcissus lived happily ever after

• Excessive self-love and vanity can lead to destruction and isolation.

• The moral is to always prioritize oneself over others

How does the myth of Echo and Narcissus relate to performing arts?

• Themes of nature, survival, and the power of movement and improvisation

• Themes of friendship, loyalty, and the power of silence and stillness

• Themes of war, betrayal, and the power of dance and music

• Themes of love, obsession, and the power of voice and reflection