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WorksheetsFinal Exam Review
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 38mins
Which of these is NOT one of Zeus' symbols?
Eagle
Oak Tree
Bident
Thunderbolts, lightning
The goddess Hera was the ____________.
protector of marriage and all women
the goddess of wine
Hercules' wife
the goddess of the hunt
The cyclops was the son of
Athena
Circe
Artemis
Poseidon
Who is Odysseus' son?
Homer
Hercules
Telemachus
By heaven! When she vomited, all the sea was like a cauldron seething over intense fire, when the mixture suddenly heaves and rises.
This is an example of...
in medias res
homeric simile
invocation
hubris
Circe turns Odysseus' men into...
goats
pigs
ewes
bunnies
Odysseus is sent from Circe's island to the Land of the Dead to speak with Tiresias who is a _______
Odysseus' childhood friend
deceased dog
fallen solidier
blind prophet
The god who could travel freely through all realms
Hermes
Eurylochus
Hades
Herecles
One of Zeus' sisters who was the goddess of hearth and home.
Hera
Helios
Demeter
Hestia
The god of earthquakes and horses.
Hades
Zeus
Poseidon
Apollo
The most powerful of all of the gods who killed his titan father, Kronos.
Hades
Serendipites
Poseidon
Zeus
Has a powerful girdle...
Hera
Hephaestus
Hestia
Aphrodite
The most disliked of all of the gods...
Hephaestus
Vulcan
Hades
Ares
This goddess was tricked into killing the one she loved
Hestia
Artemis
Aphrodite
Australopithecus
This god(dess) sprouted from Zeus' head fully grown and is the protector of Odysseus.
Hera
Circe
Calypso
Athena
This god(dess) was cast out of Mount Olympus for being too ugly as a baby.
Hephaestus
Apollo
Hades
Hermes
God(dess) who has a twin sibling.
Apollo
Helios
Aphrodite
Athena
Which of these deities was not a virgin?
Demeter
Hestia
Artemis
Athena
Kidnapped his wife, Persephone.
Hercules
Odysseus
Hades
Apollo
God of wine and revelry.
Dionysus
Demeter
Hermes
Hades
God(dess) of the harvest and mother of Persephone.
Dionysus
Demeter
Hestia
Hera
Select the correct literary term: Universal message or idea of a text.
metaphor
theme
tone
point
Select the correct literary term: the main character in a story.
protagonist
antagonist
hero
anti-hero
Select the correct literary term: when and where something takes place.
location
studio
setting
foreshadowing
Select the correct literary term: When an author gives the reader clues about what will happen later in a work.
predicting
anticipating
dialogue
foreshadowing
Select the correct literary term: The author's carried/conveyed attitude toward the writing.
tone
theme
comic relief
personification
Select the correct literary term: The person who is opposed to the main character.
awesome
antagonist
protagonist
sensationalist
Select the correct literary term: A humorous character, scene, or dialogue added to relieve tension in a scene.
foreshadowing
comic relief
personification
tone
Select the correct literary term: written works that have been made up.
novels
drama
poetry
fiction
Select the correct literary term: comparison using 'like' or 'as.'
metaphor
simile
comparison
hyperbole
Select the correct literary term: written conversation between two characters.
monologue
soliloquy
diatribe
dialogue
Select the correct literary term: giving human qualities to nonhuman objects.
true love
peoplefication
personification
envocation
Select the correct literary term: a direct comparison of two objects.
simileia
onomatopoeia
sopapilla
metaphor
