Exploring Chapter 2 of Sea of Monsters

What is the main setting introduced in Chapter 2?

• A bustling city

• A small coastal town

• A remote mountain village

• An ancient forest

Who is the character that Percy encounters at the beginning of the chapter?

• Annabeth

• Mr. D

• Chiron

• Grover

What significant event occurs that affects Percy’s summer plans?

• Percy has to attend a summer camp for demigods.

• Percy decides to stay home and play video games.

• Percy is invited to a friend's birthday party.

• Percy goes on a family vacation to the beach.

How does Percy feel about returning to Camp Half-Blood?

• Percy is completely against returning to Camp Half-Blood.

• Percy feels only joy about returning to Camp Half-Blood.

• Percy is indifferent about returning to Camp Half-Blood.

• Percy feels a mix of excitement and anxiety about returning to Camp Half-Blood.

What does Percy learn about his friend Grover in this chapter?

• Grover is a monster.

• Grover is a wizard.

• Grover is a human.

• Grover is a satyr.

What is the significance of the prophecy mentioned in Chapter 2?

• The prophecy signifies foreshadowing and sets the stage for character conflicts.

• The prophecy reveals the main character's destiny.

• The prophecy serves as a historical account of past events.

• The prophecy is a warning about an impending disaster.

How does the chapter depict the relationship between Percy and his mother?

• Percy and his mother are in constant conflict with each other.

• Percy and his mother share a strong, supportive, and protective relationship.

• Percy often feels neglected by his mother.

• Percy and his mother have a distant and strained relationship.

What challenges does Percy face in this chapter?

• Percy faces battles, treacherous environments, and internal conflicts.

• Percy solves a riddle without any trouble.

• Percy receives a magical gift from a friend.

• Percy enjoys a peaceful day at camp.

What new characters are introduced in Chapter 2?

• A sidekick and a mentor

• A villain and a hero

• A friend and a teacher

• A mentor figure and a rival.

How does the chapter set the tone for the rest of the book?

• The chapter sets a tone of suspense and intrigue that permeates the rest of the book.

• The chapter focuses solely on character development without any suspense.

• The chapter establishes a lighthearted and comedic tone throughout the book.

• The chapter introduces a historical context that is irrelevant to the main plot.