From Tales from the Odyssey

In Tales from the Odyssey, the main character, Odysseus is ...

• an ancient god

• an excellent sailor

• a famous Trojan warrior

• a leader of Greek soldiers

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What effect do the lotus flowers have on the men after the eat them?

• The men became lost.

• The men weep with joy.

• The men forget the past.

• They cause the men to distrust Odysseus.

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Who lives there? Who stokes those fires? Odysseus wondered silently. Are they friendly or lawless men? What do Odysseus' thoughts reveal about his journey?

• The journey was poorly planned.

• The journey is full of unknowns.

• The journey has made Odysseus lonely.

• The journey will result in a new friend.

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At the beginning of the selection from Tales From the Odyssey, what challenge do the warriors face?

• intense hunger

• a powerful storm

• extreme tiredness

• another enemy attack

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In the selection from Tales From the Odyssey, why does Odysseus sail to the faraway mysterious shore?

• He believes it will be safer there.

• He thinks he will find food there.

• He wants to know who lives there

• He hopes to catch a monster there

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What do Odysseus’ thoughts reveal about his journey?

• The journey is poorly planned.

• The journey is full of unknowns.

• The journey makes Odysseus lonely.

• The journey will result in new friends

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How do these sentences contribute to the development of the story?

• They provide a final example of unexpected danger.

• They prove that Odysseus and his men will never get home

• They remind the reader that Odysseus is an unskilled leader.

• They give structure to the story by ending it in an expected way.

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Which of the following are universal themes in the selection from Tales From the Odyssey? Choose two options.

• Life presents many challenges.

• Journeys offer many surprises.

• Revenge is always worthwhile

• Failure is the best way to learn.

• Some mistakes are unforgivable

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In 'Tales from the Odyssey', who is the main antagonist that Odysseus must overcome?

• A) Poseidon

• B) Zeus

• C) Athena

• D) Hermes

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What is the primary theme of 'Tales from the Odyssey'?

• A) The power of love

• B) The importance of loyalty

• C) The struggle for survival

• D) The quest for knowledge

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