Tablet II: The Taming of Enkidu

What does Enkidu consume at the shepherd's table?

• Bread and beer

• Water and fruit

• Meat and wine

• Milk and honey

What does Enkidu learn from his interaction with the shepherds?

• Hunting skills

• Agricultural techniques

• Social and human customs

• Architectural skills

What action signifies Enkidu's full transformation into a human?

• Cutting his hair

• Drinking beer

• Guarding flocks

• Wearing robes

What does Enkidu do to protect the shepherds' flocks?

• Builds a fence

• Guards at night

• Teaches the shepherds

• Sets traps

What tradition in Uruk causes Enkidu to become enraged?

• A festival

• A wedding ritual

• A funeral

• A coronation

Who does Enkidu block from entering the marriage house?

• Shamat

• Gilgamesh

• A shepherd

• A priest

What is the outcome of the fight between Gilgamesh and Enkidu?

• Enkidu wins

• Gilgamesh wins

• It ends in a draw

• It is interrupted

How does the relationship between Gilgamesh and Enkidu change after their fight?

• They become friends

• They part ways

• They never meet again

• They become enemies

What does the fight between Gilgamesh and Enkidu symbolize?

• A struggle for power

• A test of strength

• A ritual for peace

• A discovery of each other's nature

What does Enkidu's transformation from wild to civilized symbolize in the story?

• Loss of innocence

• Growth and adaptation

• Isolation and loneliness

• Victory over nature