Odyssey Part 1

What was the name of the war?

• World War II
• The Trojan War

• World War I
• Vietnam War

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Define the word fugitive

• A person who is a law enforcement officer.
• A person who is a witness in a trial.
• A person who is seeking asylum in another country.
• A person who is running away from law enforcement or avoiding capture.

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In the Lotus-Eaters who is the king of cloud?

• Calypso
• Polyphemus
• Zeus

• Antiphates

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What are Cyclopes?

• Cyclopes are two-headed creatures from Norse mythology.
• Cyclopes are small, winged fairies in ancient folklore.
• Cyclopes are mythical sea monsters with multiple eyes.
• Cyclopes are one-eyed giants from Greek mythology.

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Who said "I am Laertes' son"?

• Achilles
• Hector
• Odysseus
• Theseus

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Define the word prodigious.

• Remarkably great in extent, size, or degree; extraordinary. Formidable

• Limited in size or scope
• Unremarkable and ordinary
• Mediocre in quality or performance

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In Odysseus Speaks in way did he assist in the Trojan War?

• Odysseus assisted through brute strength in battles.
• Odysseus helped to win the war.

• Odysseus assisted by building a large fleet of ships.
• Odysseus assisted by ignoring the advice of his crew.

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In Odyssey speaks: who was Odysseus nostalgic towards?

• Troy and Helen
• Sparta and Clytemnestra
• Ithaca and Penelope
• Crete and Ariadne

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What is Ethos?

• Ethos is a type of food.
• Ethos refers to a specific genre of music.
• Ethos is a scientific term for measurement.
• Ethos is a rhetorical appeal to credibility and character.

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What is Pathos?

• Pathos is a method of organizing a speech.
• Pathos refers to the physical appeal of an argument.
• Pathos is an emotional appeal used in rhetoric.
• Pathos is a type of logical reasoning.

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