Narcissus and Echo

 the reader can infer that Echo detained Hera in order to…

• be able to talk with someone
• give Zeus a chance to return to Mount Olympus without getting caught by Hera
• be the center of attenton
• none of the above

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Echo had the character traits of __________________________.

• mean and powerful
• boring and unhappy
• talkative and nosey
• caring and loving

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In "Narcissus Myth" what does Hera's treatment of Echo reveal about Hera?

• She is upset with Zeus.
• She is an unfair goddess.
• She is an enemy of Artemis.
• She is friends with many nymphs.

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What happened to Echo as a consequence for her actions?

• She turned into a serpent. 
• She grew donkey ears.
• She turned into a flower. 
• She could only echo other people's words. 

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How did Narcissus die?

• He was in love with himself and looked at his face in a lake until he died
• Echo killed him after he betrayed her 
• He was killed by Zeus because of how Narcissus treated his much beloved daughter Echo
• He killed himself when Echo fell in love with Pan

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He loved his reflection so much, he was transformed into a flower

• Narcissus
• Theseus
• Perseus
• Hercules

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In the end, what symbolizes a connection between Echo and Narcissus?

• the fact that Aphrodite intervened for Echo
• the fact that they died in the same spot.
• that the two were destined to forever roam the earth searching for true love.
• in the end, the wind blows through the flowers that emerged after Narcissus's death, creating an echo like sound.

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Narcissus had the character traits of __________________________. 

• self-absorbed and arrogant
• nice and friendly
• talkative and loving
• powerful and brave

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From this story the reader can learn about what real-life danger?

• the danger of being alone
• the futility of materialism
• the danger of obsession
• the power of hate

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The fates of Echo and Narcissus both show that the ancient Greek people had a lack of what?

• sincerity to the gods
• reverence for religion
• knowledge of unrequited love
• knowledge about scientific phenomenon

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