Echo: Literary Quiz

What is the main consequence of Echo's encounter with Juno?

• Echo was turned into a parrot.

• Echo could only repeat the last words of others.

• Echo was banished from the forest.

• Echo lost her ability to hear.

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Which character trait of Echo led to her punishment by Juno?

• Her kindness

• Her curiosity

• Her talkativeness

• Her bravery

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How does Echo's punishment affect her interactions with Narcissus?

• She can only watch him from a distance.

• She can only repeat his words.

• She can speak freely to him.

• She becomes invisible to him.

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What theme is suggested by Echo's transformation into only a voice?

• The power of love

• The consequences of vanity

• The consequences of talking back to your elders

• The inevitability of change

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What evidence from the text supports the idea that Echo admired Narcissus?

• Echo often saw Narcissus and admired him very much.

• Echo was afraid of Narcissus.

• Echo ignored Narcissus.

• Echo was jealous of Narcissus.

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What is the central idea of the story?

• The dangers of hunting alone

• The consequences of talking back to your elders

• The beauty of nature

• The importance of friendship

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Which line from the text best illustrates Echo's shame after her punishment?

• "Echo was a nymph who talked too much."

• "Echo was very much ashamed, and hid herself in the forest."

• "Narcissus used to hunt in the forest where Echo was hiding."

• "Echo oft en saw Narcissus, and she admired him very much."

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How does the author use dialogue to develop the plot?

• By showing Echo's ability to speak freely

• By illustrating Echo's punishment through her responses

• By revealing Echo's thoughts directly

• By describing the setting in detail

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What inference can be made about Echo's feelings towards her punishment?

• She was indifferent to it.

• She was proud of it.

• She was ashamed and hid herself.

• She was happy to be alone.

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What does the story suggest about the nature of Echo's voice after her transformation?

• It is cheerful and lively.

• It is loud and commanding.

• It is weird and mournful.

• It is silent and unnoticed.

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