WorksheetsPandora's Box Myth Quiz and Minimus Unit 3
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
What were the contents of Pandora's box?
Peace and harmony
All the evils of the world
Love and joy
Hope and happiness
What were the consequences of opening Pandora's box?
Release of all evils and miseries into the world
Nothing happened, it was just a myth
Creation of a utopian society
Release of all good and happiness into the world
What was the role of Pandora in the myth?
Pandora was a warrior who fought against the gods.
Pandora was a mortal woman who was punished by the gods.
Pandora was the first woman created by the gods and she opened a box releasing all the evils and miseries into the world.
Pandora was a goddess of love and beauty.
Why is hope significant in the story of Pandora's box?
Hope represents the idea that everything happens for a reason.
Hope symbolizes the belief in a better future.
Hope is a symbol of the human capacity for resilience.
Hope is a metaphor for the power of positive thinking.
According to the myth, who gave Pandora the box?
Hades
Zeus
Athena
Prometheus
What was the purpose of giving Pandora the box?
To reward her for her good behavior
To punish her for her disobedience
To teach her a lesson about curiosity
To test her curiosity and disobedience
What did Pandora do when she opened the box?
Released all the good things into the world
Closed the box immediately
Released all the evils into the world
Nothing happened when she opened the box
What was the last thing that came out of Pandora's box?
disease
evil
fear
hope
What lesson can be learned from the myth of Pandora's box?
Opening Pandora's box brings good fortune.
Pandora's box is a cautionary tale about greed.
The myth of Pandora's box teaches us to never trust anyone.
Curiosity can lead to unintended consequences.
coquis
you cook
I cook
they cook
the cook
facio
I do
I face
I think
I fight
intramus
we enter
they enter
you (s) enter
you (pl) enter
laborant
they work
they worked
they were working
they will work
legitis
you (pl) read
you (pl) write
you (pl) speak
you (pl) spell
rides
you (s) smile
you (s) ride
you (s) wrinkle
you (s) sing
scribunt
they write
they read
they speak
they shout
The English word 'sedentary' comes from the Latin 'sedeo'.
What does sedentary mean?
involving sitting
involving standing
involving writing
involving reading
Which of these words does not come from the Latin 'specto'?
spectator
spectacles
spectate
special
Which of these means 'I watch'?
specto
spacto
spicto
spocto
