Phaethon and the Sun Chariot

The episode explores the story of Fathan, the son of Helios, the sun god. Fathan, eager to prove his divine heritage, requests to drive the sun chariot. Despite warnings, Helios grants the request, leading to disastrous consequences. Fathan loses control, causing chaos in the sky and on Earth. Zeus intervenes, ending the catastrophe. The story highlights themes of recklessness, the importance of listening to advice, and the consequences of one's actions.

What was Phaethon's main struggle in his early life?

• He was not good at sports.

• He didn't have many friends.

• He felt awkward about his father's absence.

• He disliked his school.

Where was the Palace of Helios believed to be located?

• Persia

• India

• Egypt

• Greece

What did Helios promise Phaethon?

• A meeting with Zeus

• A trip to Olympus

• Any favor he asked

• A new chariot

Why was Phaethon's request to drive the Sun Chariot a bad idea?

• The chariot was too slow.

• He was too young.

• Even Zeus couldn't drive it.

• It was broken.

What did Phaethon hope to achieve by driving the Sun Chariot?

• To learn to drive

• To meet other gods

• To travel the world

• To impress his friends and family

What was one of the consequences of Phaethon's ride?

• The creation of the Milky Way

• The invention of the wheel

• The discovery of fire

• The formation of the Nile River

How did Zeus stop Phaethon's disastrous ride?

• By using a magic spell

• By calling Helios

• By hurling thunderbolts

• By sending a storm

What happened to Phaethon's sisters after his fall?

• They turned into poplar trees

• They became goddesses

• They became stars

• They were banished

What constellation is Phaethon associated with?

• Cassiopeia

• Orion

• Ursa Major

• Auriga

What is the main theme of Phaethon's story?

• The importance of humility

• The power of friendship

• The dangers of pride and recklessness

• The value of hard work