Quiz on The Trials of Apollo: The Hidden Oracle (Chapters 29-32)

What does Apollo struggle with the most in these chapters?

• His lost godly powers

• His fear of Meg’s betrayal

• His inability to defeat Nero

• His relationship with Camp Half-Blood

How does Apollo react when confronted by a major threat?

• He runs away immediately

• He fights back despite his fear

• He tries to negotiate

• He calls for divine intervention

What important realization does Apollo have about heroism?

• It requires self-sacrifice

• It is only for demigods

• It is not worth the risk

• He was always a hero even as a god

What major decision does Meg make?

• She chooses to betray Apollo

• She fights back against Nero

• She runs away from everyone

• She surrenders to the enemy

What unexpected help does Apollo receive?

• A prophecy from the Oracle of Dodona

• A surprise attack from an ally

• A sudden burst of divine power

• A distraction that allows escape

How does Apollo’s perception of himself change?

• He realizes he is more mortal than godlike now

• He sees himself as still powerful

• He understands he will never return to Olympus

• He accepts his fate as a human forever

What is a key theme in these chapters?

• Betrayal and revenge

• Loyalty and personal growth

• Power and destruction

• Wealth and greed

What does the Oracle of Dodona warn Apollo about?

• A greater enemy ahead

• His return to godhood

• Meg’s hidden powers

• A secret about Nero

What happens to Apollo by the end of this section?

• He barely escapes with his life

• He is captured by Nero

• He gains new powers

• He leaves Camp Half-Blood

What lesson does Apollo take from his experience?

• He can still be useful even as a mortal

• He must regain his godhood at any cost

• He should stop trusting demigods

• He was better off as a god