A Midsummer Night's Dream 2.1.231 Apollo and Daphne

The video narrates the myth of Apollo and Daphne, where Cupid retaliates against Apollo by making him fall in love with Daphne, who detests him. Daphne's father transforms her into a Laurel tree to escape Apollo. Despite this, Apollo honors her by making the Laurel tree a symbol of victory. The video also draws a parallel to Helena and Demetrius' relationship, where the traditional roles are reversed.

What was the result of Cupid shooting Apollo with a gold arrow?

• Apollo decided to leave the forest.

• Apollo became angry with Cupid.

• Apollo fell in love with Daphne.

• Apollo became indifferent to Daphne.

How did Daphne's father save her from Apollo?

• He made her invisible.

• He hid her in a cave.

• He sent her to another land.

• He turned her into a Laurel tree.

What did Apollo do to honor Daphne after her transformation?

• He built a temple in her name.

• He wrote a poem about her.

• He declared her the goddess of the forest.

• He commanded that the Laurel tree be held in high esteem.

What is the significance of the Laurel wreaths in ancient Greece?

• They were used to crown victorious generals and athletic champions.

• They were a gift to the gods.

• They were a symbol of peace and harmony.

• They were worn by the priests during ceremonies.

In the story of Helena and Demetrius, how is the situation different from that of Apollo and Daphne?

• Demetrius falls in love with Helena instantly.

• Helena uses a magical arrow on Demetrius.

• Demetrius is transformed into a tree.

• Helena is the one pursuing Demetrius.