Percy Jackson- Lightning Thief- Ch 8

How does Percy feel about his identity as a demigod?

• He fully embraces it without any struggles.

• He struggles with it but gradually embraces his heritage.

• He completely rejects his demigod identity.

• He is indifferent and does not care about it.

What area does Hades rule?

• The underworld

• Mount Olympus

• The heavens

• The mortal realm

What is the main conflict in Chapter 8?

• Percy faces physical and emotional challenges as he navigates his new life.

• Percy discovers a hidden treasure in the forest.

• Percy learns about his family's secret history.

• Percy befriends a new character who helps him on his journey.

Who are the Big Three gods in Greek mythology?

• Zeus, Poseidon, Hades

• Apollo, Hermes, Ares

• Athena, Demeter, Hera

• Hephaestus, Dionysus, Persephone

Who is Annabeth in relation to Percy?

• She is a fellow demigod and ally.

• She is Percy's sister.

• She is a rival demigod.

• She is a mortal friend.

Who is Percy's partner in sword dueling?

• Luke

• Annabeth

• Grover

• Thalia

What does the underworld represent in Greek mythology?

• It is the realm of the dead, ruled by Hades.

• It is a paradise for the living.

• It is a place where heroes are celebrated.

• It is a realm of eternal youth.

What is the significance of electricity in Clarisse's spear?

• It symbolizes power and danger, reflecting Clarisse's fierce personality.

• It represents her connection to nature and the environment.

• It signifies her role as a peacemaker among her community.

• It serves as a tool for communication with others.

What is the significance of the Big Three in Greek mythology?

• They are the three most powerful gods: Zeus (sky), Poseidon (sea), and Hades (underworld).

• They are the three main heroes of the Trojan War: Achilles, Odysseus, and Hector.

• They represent the three main aspects of human existence: birth, life, and death.

• They are the three major Titans who fought against the Olympian gods: Cronus, Oceanus, and Hyperion.

What does sword dueling represent in the story?

• A form of entertainment for demigods.

• A representation of training and the challenges faced by demigods.

• A way to settle disputes among mortals.

• A ritual for summoning ancient spirits.