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If Pandora had not closed the lid, what would mankind never have?

• disease

• hope

• suffering

• kindness

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Who fell in love with Pandora?

• Zeus

• Prometheus

• Epimetheus

• Hermes

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Why was Pandora unhappy?

• She wanted to know what was in the box.

• She wanted Epimetheus to leave her alone.

• She was afraid to open the box.

• Epimetheus was hurting her.

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How did the box get to Epimetheus' house?

• A man who was in a feathered cloak brought it.

• It came with the house

• There was no answer

• Pandora brought it with her.

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What was the effect of Pandora opening the box?

• The world became a better place.

• The world became filled with awful things.

• Zeus stayed in power.

• Epimetheus threw Pandora in the box.

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When Pandora argues with Epi about opening the box, it is part of the:

• Conflict

• Rising Action

• Climax

• Falling Action

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What is the main theme of the story of Pandora's box?

• Curiosity and its consequences

• Love and betrayal

• War and peace

• Friendship and loyalty

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Which literary device is primarily used in the story of Pandora's box?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Irony

• Alliteration

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What does Pandora's box symbolize in literature?

• A source of endless wealth

• A source of unforeseen troubles

• A source of eternal life

• A source of happiness

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In the context of Pandora's story, what does the word 'Pandora' mean?

• Gifted one

• All-giving

• Curious one

• Beautiful one

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