Percy Jackson: Chapter 12

What must Grover find to earn his searcher’s license?

• Zeus

• Pan

• Athena

• Poseidon

Why do the satyrs refuse to believe that Pan is gone?

• They have seen him recently.

• They believe he is their master who once protected the earth.

• They have a map leading to him.

• They think he is hiding in the city.

What does Grover hope to achieve by finding Pan?

• To become famous

• To restore the earth’s goodness

• To win a prize

• To prove a legend wrong

What is the significance of Grover being Annabeth's keeper five years ago?

• It shows he is new to quests.

• It indicates a past failure that Annabeth forgave.

• It means he is the best keeper.

• It suggests he is afraid of Annabeth.

What inference can be made about the monsters' behavior during the quest?

• They are afraid of Percy.

• They are holding back because they are looking for something.

• They are not interested in the quest.

• They are waiting for reinforcements.

How do Percy, Annabeth, and Grover manage to buy train tickets?

• They find money on the ground.

• They return a missing pink poodle named Gladiola to his owner.

• They sell some of their belongings.

• They receive a gift from a stranger.

Compare the motivations of Grover and the other satyrs in searching for Pan.

• Grover wants to find Pan for personal glory, while the others do it for fun.

• Grover and the other satyrs both want to find Pan to restore the earth’s goodness.

• Grover is forced to search, while the others do it willingly.

• Grover is the only one who believes Pan is alive.

What does the encounter with Gladiola the poodle reveal about the characters?

• They are good at finding lost animals.

• They are resourceful and can solve problems creatively.

• They prefer animals over people.

• They are easily distracted from their quest.

What is the main theme of Grover's quest to find Pan?

• Adventure and excitement

• Friendship and loyalty

• Environmental preservation and hope

• Wealth and power

What does Grover's determination to find Pan despite the risks suggest about his character?

• He is reckless and careless.

• He is brave and committed to his beliefs.

• He is easily influenced by others.

• He is unsure of what he wants.