Understanding Mythological References

What does the word "Herculean" mean when used to describe a task?

• Easy and simple

• Requiring great strength or effort

• Quick and effortless

• Unimportant and trivial

In mythology, who is Hercules?

• A famous Greek philosopher

• A legendary hero known for his strength

• A Roman emperor

• A mythical creature

What does the phrase "Achilles' heel" refer to?

• A strong point

• A weak spot

• A type of shoe

• A famous battle

Which word best describes a "Pandora's box"?

• A source of endless problems

• A treasure chest

• A simple solution

• A type of container

What does the term "Midas touch" mean?

• The ability to turn things into gold

• The ability to heal

• The ability to fly

• The ability to become invisible

In the phrase "Herculean effort," what does "Herculean" suggest about the effort?

• It is minimal

• It is very strong and powerful

• It is weak

• It is unnecessary

What is the meaning of the phrase "Sisyphean task"?

• A task that is easy to complete

• A task that is never-ending and futile

• A task that is rewarding

• A task that is dangerous

What does the word "titanic" mean when used to describe an effort?

• Small and insignificant

• Huge and powerful

• Quick and easy

• Unimportant

What does the phrase "Trojan horse" refer to in modern language?

• A type of horse

• A deceptive trick

• A strong defense

• A famous battle

What does the term "Odyssey" mean when used to describe a journey?

• A short trip

• A long and adventurous journey

• A boring journey

• A dangerous journey