Story: Icarus

What does Daedalus decide to make when he sees the feather?

• a) A boat

• b) A rope

• c) Wings

• d) A kite

What does Daedalus see when he looks out of the prison window?

• a) A city

• b) The blue sky and the sea

• c) A forest

• d) The sun

What materials does Daedalus use to make the wings?

• a) Wood and cloth

• b) Feathers, sticks, string, and wax

• c) Leaves and vines

• d) Metal and leather

How does Icarus feel when he first tries to fly?

• a) Excited

• b) Confident

• c) Scared

• d) Angry

What advice does Daedalus give Icarus before they start flying?

• a) Fly as high as you can

• b) Follow me closely and don't fly too high or too low

• c) Fly over the sea only

• d) Go in a different direction

What happens to Icarus when he flies too high?

• a) He starts to fall asleep

• b) His wings become too heavy

• c) The wax in his wings melts, and the feathers fall off

• d) He reaches the sun

Why does Icarus fly higher and higher?

• a) He wants to see the ships below

• b) He wants to follow the birds

• c) He is trying to escape from Daedalus

• d) He is looking for land

What is the consequence of Icarus flying too high?

• d) He meets another person

• c) He finds a new home

• b) He falls into the sea

• a) He safely lands on another island

How does Daedalus react when he sees the feathers on the water?

• b) He cries

• c) He flies away

• a) He is happy

• d) He laughs

What lesson can be learned from the story of Icarus?

• a) Always aim for the highest goals

• d) The sky is the limit

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  c) Never try to escape from difficult situations

• b) It's important to listen to advice and not be reckless