Pygmalion

Pygmalion is a sculptor who wants to create the perfect woman.

• True

• False

Pygmalion initially believes that all women behave poorly.

• True

• False

What was Pygmalion's primary motivation for creating the statue?

• He wanted to win the affection of a specific woman.

• He was frustrated with the behavior of the local prostitutes.

• He sought to create the perfect woman according to his own ideals.

• He was commissioned by the goddess Aphrodite to sculpt a statue in her image.

The statue he creates is named Aphrodite.

• True

• False

What was the name Pygmalion gave to the woman he created?

• Mariam

• Aphrodite

• Galatea

• Pygmalion

How did Pygmalion initially react to the statue he had created?

• He was disappointed and immediately destroyed the statue.

• He was indifferent and did not feel any emotional attachment.

• He was fascinated by the lifelike quality of the statue.

• He was repulsed by the statue and refused to look at it.

What happened when Pygmalion prayed to the goddess Aphrodite?

• The statue came to life and rejected Pygmalion.

• Aphrodite appeared and turned the statue into a living woman.

• Pygmalion's prayers were ignored, and the statue remained lifeless.

• The statue began to move and interact with Pygmalion.

What was the primary outcome of the statue coming to life?

• Pygmalion abandoned the living statue and left town.

• Pygmalion and the living statue had a tumultuous relationship.

• Pygmalion and the living statue married and had children together.

• Pygmalion was unable to accept the living statue and became distraught.

After the statue comes to life, Pygmalion and her have three children.

• True

• False

What was the reaction of the goddess Aphrodite when she saw Pygmalion's statue?

• She was offended by the statue.

• She was flattered by the resemblance.

• She brought the statue to life.

• She punished Pygmalion for his creation.