Heroes in Training, Chapter 4

What event leads to Zeus finding himself in the stormy sea?

• He slipped while trying to steer the ship.
• He jumped overboard to save someone.
• He fell overboard from a ship.
• He was pushed by a crew member.

How does the author create tension during Zeus's fall into the sea?

• By using vivid descriptions of the storm.
• By introducing a countdown to his rescue.
• By focusing on Zeus's thoughts.
• By describing the reactions of the crew.

What can be inferred about Zeus's character based on his situation?

• He is confident and brave.
• He is helpless and vulnerable.
• He is resourceful and determined.
• He is a skilled swimmer.

What challenge does Zeus face when he hits the water?

• He loses his sense of direction.
• He is immediately rescued by Lion Tattoo.
• He is unable to swim properly due to a heavy helmet.
• He is attacked by sea creatures.

What motivates Lion Tattoo to rescue Zeus?

• He feels guilty for Zeus falling overboard.
• He is determined to rescue him.
• He wants to claim a reward.
• He is friends with Zeus.

How does Zeus feel about Lion Tattoo's knowledge of his past?

• He is indifferent.
• He hopes to learn about his parents from Lion Tattoo.
• He is skeptical of Lion Tattoo's claims.
• He feels betrayed.

What role do the Harpies play in Zeus's predicament?

• They distract the crew.
• They are his allies.
• They guide him back to the ship.
• They captured Zeus.

What happens to Zeus after he is captured by the Harpies?

• He is taken to a safe place.
• He is taken away by the Harpies.
• He manages to escape.
• He is left alone in the sea.

What does Zeus lose sight of after being taken by the Harpies?

• The Harpies themselves.
• The ship and his home on the island of Crete.
• The stormy sea.
• Lion Tattoo's face.

What message does the pigeon carry that is significant to Zeus's situation?

• 'Save Zeus at all costs.'
• 'Capture Zeus.'
• 'Return to the ship immediately.'
• 'Find Lion Tattoo.'