Percy Jackson Anticipation

Who is going on this quest?

• Grover, Annabeth & Percy

• Grover, Luck & Percy

• Grover, Clarisse & Percy

In "Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief," how does the setting contribute to the theme of the clash between the ancient and modern worlds?

• By showing how ancient monsters adapt to modern cities

• By depicting the gods as struggling to use modern technology

• By setting key scenes in places that blend ancient mythology with modern America

• By illustrating the environmental impact of modern society on ancient landscapes

How does Percy's character develop from Chapter 6 to Chapter 7?

• Percy's character develops from being hesitant and unsure to displaying more confidence and courage.

• Percy's character develops from being friendly and outgoing to becoming hostile and unfriendly.

• Percy's character develops from being shy and reserved to becoming arrogant and selfish.

• Percy's character develops from being lazy and unmotivated to becoming hardworking and dedicated.

What is the overall tone of the transition from Chapter 6 to Chapter 7?

• Calm and serenity

• Excitement and joy

• Confusion and chaos

• Anticipation and suspense

The third line of the prophecy states:

”you shall be betrayed by the one who calls you a _______”

• Foe

• Friend

• Rival

• Hero

Which of the following is an effect of this event:

• Percy slays Ms. Dodds with the sword.

• Percy's mom is taken.

• Percy finds about Camp Half-Blood.

• Percy gets expelled from school

Cause: There will be a war between the gods. What is the effect?

• Many will die and go to the Underworld to be part of Hades' army.

• The world will end.

• Percy has to get his mother.

• Percy must get the lightning bolt and return it and return it to Zeus.

Cause: Annabeth tells Percy to stand by the lake during "Capture the Flag." What is the effect?

• She knows that Clarisse will go to fight him and the water gives him power.

• He ends up winning the game.

• She doesn't like him.

• She likes him.

Cause: Hades says Percy not only stole the lightning bolt, but the helm of darkness. Then he shows Percy a vision of his mother. What is the effect?

• Percy takes out his sword and fights Hades.

• Percy says he will tell Zeus that Hades is lying.

• Percy decides to go get his father, Poseidon.

• Percy throws down the three pearls that the water spirit gave him.

In what ways does the author use foreshadowing in Chapters 11-15 to build suspense and anticipation for the reader? Provide specific examples from the text.

• The author uses foreshadowing by introducing a new character in each chapter.

• The author uses foreshadowing by including a detailed description of the setting in each chapter.

• The author uses foreshadowing by hinting at future events or outcomes, such as Percy's dream about the three old ladies and the prophecy from the Oracle.

• The author uses foreshadowing by providing a summary of events at the beginning of each chapter.