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Titus Allusions Act I

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In terms of the classic Roman myth, what did Saturn, or Cronus, do to prevent being usurped by his children?

a)

His wife, Gaia, hid their children in the forest

b)

Saturn ate them

c)

He drowned them in the River Styx

2.

After Saturn's scheme to prevent being overthrown by his children failed, who eventually becomes leader of the cosmos?

a)

Cronus

b)

Hercules

c)

Zeus

d)

Achilles

3.

In terms of classical mythology, what item or object is typically associated with Saturn? (look at the picture)

a)

A bow and arrow

b)

A scythe

c)

A sword and shield

d)

A bronze helmet

4.

In the classical epic, The Iliad, who is the last King of Troy?

a)

Agamemnon

b)

Hector

c)

Paris

d)

Priam

5.

According to the Iliad, how many sons did Priam have?

a)

25

b)

50

c)

30

d)

3

6.

According to the tale of Priam, what was the final straw that ultimately broke his spirit?

a)

The death of Hecuba

b)

The fall of Troy

c)

The strength of Achilles

d)

The death of his favorite son, Hector

7.

Where does the River Styx flow?

a)

Mount Olympus

b)

The underworld

c)

It divided Troy from Greece

d)

It divides Ithaca north and south

8.

According to legend, who dipped Achilles in the River Styx rendering him almost invulnerable?

a)

Pluto, king of the underworld

b)

His mother, Thetis

c)

Oceanus

d)

Alexander the Great

9.

Who was Queen Hecuba?

a)

Queen of Troy

b)

Queen of the Greeks

c)

Mother of Achilles

d)

Queen of the underworld

10.

What happened to Hecuba during the fall of Troy?

a)

Hecuba escaped

b)

She was taken prisoner

c)

Hecuba was sacrificed to the Greeks

d)

Hecuba's life was inexplicably spared

11.

How did Hecuba react upon hearing of the murder and death of her son, Polydorus?

a)

She murdered Polymestor and his two sons

b)

She escaped without justice

c)

She pleaded for the return of his body

d)

We pleaded for mercy

12.

In Greek mythology, what is Hymanaeus the god of?

a)

Lovers

b)

Marriage

c)

Art and Song

d)

treachery and revenge

13.

According to legend, how did Achilles desecrate Hector's corpse?

a)

He dragged Hector's body from his chariot

b)

He offered Hector's corpse as a tribute to Apollo

c)

Achilles refused Hector a soldier's burial

14.

In the Iliad, what is Achilles best known for?

a)

Being the handsomest, bravest warrior in the Trojan War

b)

Being the son on immortals

c)

Killing Paris and rescuing Helen of Troy

d)

Seducing Helen of Troy, the most beautiful woman in the world

15.

According to the old texts, how does Achilles eventually die?

a)

He's shot in the heel with an arrow from Paris

b)

He's shot in the heel with an arrow from Agamemnon

c)

He's shot in the heel with an arrow from the god, Apollo