Percy Jackson: Chapter 7

What is the main reason Percy is advised to stay at the camp?

• To learn more about his father

• To protect himself from monsters and mortals

• To make new friends

• To prepare for the summer solstice

Who tells Percy about the importance of staying at the camp?

• Clarisse

• Luke

• Annabeth

• His father

What does Annabeth recall about the summer solstice?

• A festival at the camp

• Unease with the weather and talk of something stolen

• A special quest for Percy

• A visit from the gods

Why is Percy not allowed to leave the camp freely?

• He needs to complete his training

• He must have permission or be assigned to a quest

• He is being punished

• He is waiting for his father

What inference can be made about Annabeth's desire to go on a quest?

• She is afraid of leaving the camp

• She is waiting for someone special to arrive

• She does not believe in quests

• She prefers staying at the camp

What is the significance of the camp's border?

• It marks the training area

• It prevents monsters and mortals from entering

• It is a place for meetings

• It is where quests begin

How does Percy feel about his new home and situation?

• Excited and eager

• Overwhelmed and curious

• Angry and rebellious

• Indifferent and bored

What can be inferred about the relationship between Percy and Luke?

• They are rivals

• They are close friends

• Luke is a mentor to Percy

• They have just met

Why might a war break out if the stolen item is not returned by the summer solstice?

• It is a tradition

• It is a threat from the gods

• It is a consequence of the theft

• It is a misunderstanding

What does the conversation between Percy and Annabeth reveal about the setting of the story?

• It is a peaceful and safe place

• It is a place of mystery and danger

• It is a place of learning and growth

• It is a place of isolation and loneliness