Narcissus and Echo

What curse did Hera place on Echo?

• Hera cursed Echo so she couldn't mindlessly talk anymore.

• Hera cursed Echo to only speak in rhymes.

• Hera cursed Echo to never be heard by anyone.

• Hera cursed Echo to always tell the truth.

What does Narcissus turn into after his death?

• Flower

• Tree

• Stone

• River

What is the moral lesson of the story of Echo and Narcissus?

• One should not be consumed by vanity or unreciprocated love.

• Love is always reciprocated in true relationships.

• Vanity leads to great success and admiration.

• One should always pursue their desires without hesitation.

What is the significance of Narcissus's reflection?

• It symbolizes self-love and vanity.

• It represents the beauty of nature.

• It indicates a sense of loss and longing.

• It reflects the importance of friendship.

What is the primary reason Echo can only repeat others' words?

• She was cursed by Hera.

• She lost her voice in a bet.

• She was punished by Zeus for her lies.

• She chose to only speak in rhymes.

What does Narcissus's transformation into a flower symbolize?

• The eternal nature of love and devotion.

• The fleeting nature of beauty and life.

• The strength of self-identity and independence.

• The inevitability of fate and destiny.

What emotion does Echo experience due to unrequited love?

• Joy

• Grief

• Indifference

• Anger

What literary theme is represented by Echo and Narcissus's story?

• The triumph of love over adversity.

• The consequences of unrequited love and self-obsession.

• The importance of friendship and loyalty.

• The journey of self-discovery and personal growth.

What does 'pines away' mean in the context of Echo's grief?

• Wastes away.

• Grows stronger.

• Finds peace.

• Seeks revenge.

What role does fate play in the story of Echo and Narcissus?

• Fate leads to their tragic outcomes due to curses and choices.

• Fate has no impact on their lives.

• Fate brings them together in love.

• Fate allows them to escape their destinies.