The Illiad

Who is the author of The Illiad?

• Hemingway

• Tolkien

• Homer

• Shakespeare

What is the setting of The Illiad?

• World War II

• French Revolution

• Trojan War

• American Civil War

Who is the central character in The Illiad?

• Odysseus

• Paris

• Hector

• Achilles

What is the significance of the Trojan War in The Illiad?

• The Trojan War had no impact on the characters in The Iliad

• The Trojan War was a fictional event created by Homer

• The significance of the Trojan War in The Iliad lies in its portrayal of heroism, tragedy, and the intervention of gods in human affairs.

• The Trojan War was a peaceful negotiation between the Greeks and Trojans

What role do the Greek gods play in The Illiad?

• The Greek gods are portrayed as mortal beings in The Illiad

• The Greek gods influence the events of the Trojan War by intervening in mortal affairs, favoring certain heroes or factions, and impacting the outcomes of battles.

• The Greek gods are not mentioned in The Illiad

• The Greek gods are the main characters in The Illiad

What is the theme of honor in The Illiad?

• Importance of reputation, glory, and respect among warriors

• Emphasis on environmental conservation

• Exploration of love and relationships

• Focus on economic prosperity

How does Achilles' anger drive the plot of The Illiad?

• Achilles' anger towards Agamemnon leads to his withdrawal from the war, impacting the events that unfold.

• Achilles' anger towards Odysseus leads to his exile from the Greek camp.

• Achilles' anger towards Patroclus leads to his reconciliation with Agamemnon.

• Achilles' anger towards Hector leads to his victory in the war.

What is the role of fate and destiny in The Illiad?

• Fate and destiny play a significant role in shaping the events of the Trojan War in The Iliad.

• Fate and destiny are only mentioned briefly in The Iliad.

• Fate and destiny have no impact on the events in The Iliad.

• The characters in The Iliad can control their fate and destiny.

Describe the character of Hector in The Illiad.

• Hector is a cowardly and deceitful Trojan prince who avoids battle.

• Hector is a Greek philosopher who advocates for peace and non-violence.

• Hector is a noble and courageous Trojan prince with a strong sense of duty and loyalty, skilled in battle.

• Hector is a Roman emperor known for his cruelty and tyranny.

How does The Illiad reflect the values of ancient Greek society?

• The Illiad showcases the importance of honor, glory, loyalty, and the role of the gods in human affairs.

• The Illiad promotes individualism and self-reliance

• The Illiad reflects the values of ancient Roman society

• The Illiad emphasizes the importance of technology and innovation