Percy Jackson Chapter One

Who is Luke, the 19 year old blonde guy that Percy meets?

• He is a god.

• He is Mr. D's son.

• He is Percy's camp counselor.

• He is Grover's older brother.

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Percy and the campers are half human, half god. What is the word for this?

• Dyslexia

• Greek

• Demigod

• Mortal

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How does this passage contribute to the overall text?

• This is part of the exposition, because it is describing the characters and the setting.

• This is part of the exposition, because it creates suspense.

• This is part of the climax, because Percy is at a turning point.

• This is part of the rising action, because it is an event that leads to the climax.

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What point of view is used in the example below? “Look, I didn’t want to be a half-blood.” (page 1)

• first person

• second person

• third person - limited

• third person - omniscient

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What does this passage show the reader about Grover? “Wait!” Grover yelped. “It was me, I pushed her.” I stared at him, stunned. I couldn’t believe he was trying to cover for me. Mrs. Dodds scared Grover to death.” (page 10)

• This passage shows how Grover is a coward no matter what.

• This passage shows how Grover is willing to take risks to protect Percy.

• This passage shows that Grover wishes he would have pushed Nancy himself.

• This passage shows that Grover really cannot stand Nancy Bobofit.

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How does the passage below contribute to the plot?

• This passage shows how Grover is bad at his job.

• This passage explains that Percy doesn’t believe what Grover is worried about is a big deal.

• This passage illustrates the close friendship of Grover and Percy.

• This passage tells the reader that these events have happened before and hints at what bad events may be ahead.

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How does the passage below contribute to the plot?

• This passage serves as the rising action, because it is leading to the end of the chapter.

• This passage serves as a climax for this chapter, because it is exciting.

• This passage serves as a climax for this chapter, because it represents a turning point for Percy and the Minotaur.

• This passage serves as the resolution because now Percy is safe once and for all.

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How does the passage convey Percy’s point of view?

• This passage shows that Percy is starting to finally believe that the myths he’s learned about in class really are real.

• This passage shows how Percy truly feels about Grover.

• This passage shows how miserable Percy is after his mom vanished.

• This passage shows how Percy still refuses to believe in satyrs or minotaurs.

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What is the main setting introduced in Chapter One of Percy Jackson?

• A) A school in New York

• B) A camp in the woods

• C) A beach in California

• D) A museum in Paris

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Which literary device is used in the sentence: 'Look, I didn’t want to be a half-blood.'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Foreshadowing

• D) Irony

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