Questions about the Poet and Ancient Greece

How did the young woman learn to read and write?

• She attended school.

• She was taught by Plato.

• She taught herself.

• She learned from her parents.

Why did the young woman write a poem?

• To tell a story.

• To encourage Greek girls to go to school.

• To praise Plato.

• To entertain people.

What does the poet hand to Jack?

• A letter.

• Her scroll.

• A map.

• A notebook.

What does ‘anonymous’ mean, as explained by Plato?

• Famous and well-known.

• A hidden identity.

• No one knows who wrote it.

• A secret friend.

Why does the poet not reveal her name?

• She prefers being anonymous.

• It is against Greek laws.

• She fears getting into trouble.

• Plato advises her to hide it.

How does Annie feel about the poet’s anonymity?

• Angry.

• Sad and frustrated.

• Happy for her bravery.

• Indifferent.

What does the poet hope for the future?

• To visit other countries.

• For women to write books like men.

• To see her name on her poems.

• To attend the games.

What does Jack promise the young woman?

• To visit her again.

• To tell others about her story.

• To protect her identity.

• To publish her work.

What happens to the poet after handing the scroll to Jack?

• She bows and leaves.

• She stays with Plato.

• She hides inside the house.

• She goes to the games.

Why does Annie complain about ancient Greece?

• Women are not allowed to write or study.

• The country lacks good leaders.

• The games are boring.

• The roads are crowded.