Phoebe's Emotional Journey and Mythical Lessons

The transcript covers Phoebe's concerns about her missing mother and her belief that Mrs. Kadaver is involved. Phoebe decides to call the police. She also gives an oral report on Pandora's Box, discussing the gifts given to Pandora and the evils released when she opened the box. The narrative reflects on the presence of hope amidst the evils and challenges in life, drawing parallels to personal experiences and the importance of hope.

What was Phoebe's initial reaction when asked about her emotional state?

• She ignored the question.

• She denied being upset.

• She admitted she was upset.

• She started crying.

What did Phoebe suspect about Mrs. Kadaver?

• She was unaware of her mother's whereabouts.

• She was helping her mother.

• She was hiding her mother.

• She had harmed her mother.

What decision did Phoebe make regarding her mother's disappearance?

• To search for her mother herself.

• To call the police immediately.

• To ask her friends for help.

• To wait for her mother to return.

What was the main topic of Phoebe's oral report?

• The story of Prometheus.

• The gifts given to Pandora.

• The history of Greek gods.

• The life of Zeus.

Why was Pandora given a box she was forbidden to open?

• As a reward.

• As a punishment.

• To test her patience.

• To test her curiosity.

What was the only good thing found in Pandora's box?

• Love

• Hope

• Peace

• Joy

What personal reflection did the narrator have about hope?

• Hope is unnecessary.

• Hope is a rare gift.

• Hope is a burden.

• Hope is always present.