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At the beginning of the epic, who does the poet directly address?
The poet prays to the muse Calliope.
The poet prays to Zeus.
The poet prays to Athena.
The poet prays to Apollo.
Which of the gods and goddesses is Odysseus' greatest ally?
His greatest ally is Zeus.
His greatest ally is Poseidon.
His greatest ally is Hermes.
His greatest ally is Athena.
According to Telemachus, what is the problem in Ithaca?
The people are starving.
The country is on the verge of a civil war.
The palace has been overrun by suitors who refuse to leave.
Thieves keep stealing the livestock.
Where does Athena direct Telemachus?
She tells him to go to Troy and Sparta.
She tells him to go to Pylos and Sparta.
She tells him to go to Egypt and Pylos.
She tells him to go to Troy and Pylos.
a man who pursues a relationship with a particular woman, with a view to marriage
brutal
beguile
deferential
devise
suitor
What is the only thing that Odysseus cares about?
Marrying Calypso
Getting home to Ithaca.
Fighting in war
Sleeping soundly
Who is the goddess who itervenes on Odysseus' behalf?
Aphrodite
Athena
Hera
Apollonia
What happens to Odysseus's men?
They are with him.
They drowned when his ship sank.
They were killed by a god.
They stayed with the Lotus eathers.
Which god took the lives of Odysseus's men?
Helios
Hades
Posiden
Zeus
What does the word harried mean?
Provide a brief plot summary of Book 2-4 of The Odyssey.
Book 2-4 of The Odyssey explores the political conflicts between different Greek city-states.
Book 2-4 of The Odyssey focuses on the love story between Telemachus and Penelope.
Book 2-4 of The Odyssey follows the journey of Telemachus as he seeks news of his father and meets Nestor and Menelaus.
Book 2-4 of The Odyssey is about the adventures of Odysseus as he battles mythical creatures and faces various challenges.
What are some of the themes explored in Book 2-4 of The Odyssey?
Hospitality, loyalty, the power of storytelling, and the consequences of pride and arrogance.
Love, betrayal, and revenge
Friendship, forgiveness, and sacrifice
War, power, and justice
Discuss the symbolism present in Book 2-4 of The Odyssey.
The symbolism present in Book 2-4 of The Odyssey includes the use of the journey as a metaphor for physical fitness and exercise.
The symbolism present in Book 2-4 of The Odyssey includes the use of the journey as a metaphor for material wealth and possessions.
The symbolism present in Book 2-4 of The Odyssey includes the use of the journey as a metaphor for laziness and procrastination.
The symbolism present in Book 2-4 of The Odyssey includes the use of the journey as a metaphor for personal growth and transformation, the symbolism of the gods and goddesses representing different aspects of human nature, and the symbolism of the suitors as a representation of greed and arrogance.
Why is Book 2-4 of The Odyssey significant?
It is a completely unrelated subplot to the main story.
It is the climax of the story.
It introduces the character of Odysseus and his journey to find his son.
It introduces the character of Telemachus and his journey to find his father.
Which character plays a key role in Book 2-4 of The Odyssey?
Odysseus
Penelope
Athena
Telemachus
What challenges do the characters face in Book 2-4 of The Odyssey?
The characters face challenges such as finding lost treasure, battling mythical creatures, and solving riddles.
The characters face challenges such as a war between gods, a plague, and a shipwreck.
The characters face challenges such as a betrayal by a trusted friend, a curse from a witch, and a journey through the underworld.
The characters face challenges such as suitors, Odysseus' struggle to return home, and obstacles on his journey.
How does Book 2-4 of The Odyssey contribute to the overall story?
Book 2-4 of The Odyssey contributes to the overall story by depicting the journey of Odysseus' son, Telemachus, as he searches for news of his father and attempts to assert his authority in Ithaca.
Book 2-4 of The Odyssey contributes to the overall story by focusing on the romantic relationships of the gods.
Book 2-4 of The Odyssey contributes to the overall story by providing a detailed account of the geography of ancient Greece.
Book 2-4 of The Odyssey contributes to the overall story by introducing a new character who becomes the main protagonist.
What lessons can be learned from the events in Book 2-4 of The Odyssey?
Lessons on betrayal, laziness, and the benefits of arrogance.
Lessons on loyalty, perseverance, and the consequences of pride.
Lessons on disloyalty, giving up easily, and the rewards of humility.
Lessons on dishonesty, lack of determination, and the advantages of being humble.
Explain the character development in Book 2-4 of The Odyssey.
Telemachus undergoes a transformation from a young and inexperienced prince to a more confident and assertive leader.
Telemachus remains the same throughout the books.
Telemachus becomes a coward and loses all his confidence.
Telemachus becomes a villain and betrays his father.
What role do the gods play in Book 2-4 of The Odyssey?
The gods play a minimal role, only appearing in the background of the story.
The gods play a significant role, with Athena guiding and assisting Telemachus on his journey.
The gods are the main focus of the story, with the human characters being secondary.
The gods are only mentioned in passing and have no impact on the events of the story.
How does Telemachus' journey in Book 2-4 of The Odyssey parallel Odysseus' journey?
Both journeys involve a search for lost treasure and encounters with mythical creatures.
Both journeys involve a quest for knowledge and personal growth, as well as overcoming obstacles and challenges.
Both journeys are focused on revenge and retribution against those who have wronged them.
There is no parallel between Telemachus' and Odysseus' journeys, as they are completely separate stories.
What is the significance of the hospitality shown by Nestor and Menelaus in Book 2-4 of The Odyssey?
The hospitality shown by Nestor and Menelaus is insignificant and has no impact on the story.
The hospitality shown by Nestor and Menelaus highlights the importance of treating guests with respect and generosity in ancient Greek culture, and contrasts with the behavior of the suitors in Ithaca.
The hospitality shown by Nestor and Menelaus is meant to be a comedic element in the story.
The hospitality shown by Nestor and Menelaus is a plot device to introduce new characters and conflicts.
What role does the theme of deception play in Book 2-4 of The Odyssey?
Deception is a central theme, with characters frequently using trickery and disguises to achieve their goals.
Deception is a minor theme, only appearing in a few instances throughout the books.
Deception is not present in Book 2-4 of The Odyssey.
Deception is only used by the gods and has no impact on the human characters.
How does the relationship between Telemachus and Athena develop in Book 2-4 of The Odyssey?
Telemachus and Athena become enemies and constantly try to outsmart each other.
Telemachus and Athena develop a close bond, with Athena acting as a mentor and protector to the young prince.
Telemachus and Athena have a distant relationship, with little interaction between them.
Telemachus and Athena's relationship remains static and does not change throughout the books.
What is the significance of the stories and information shared by Nestor and Menelaus in Book 2-4 of The Odyssey?
The stories shared by Nestor and Menelaus are insignificant and serve as filler content.
The stories shared by Nestor and Menelaus provide valuable information about Odysseus' whereabouts and character, as well as insights into the Trojan War and its aftermath.
The stories shared by Nestor and Menelaus are meant to be humorous and provide comic relief.
The stories shared by Nestor and Menelaus are purely fictional and have no bearing on the main plot.
Who has been holding Odysseus captive on her island?
Medusa
Calypso
Aphrodite
Agamennon
When Poseidon learns that Odysseus has left Calypso's island, what does he do in anger?
He strikes Odysseus' raft with lightning.
He raises a mighty storm while Odysseus is at sea.
He listens to Zeus and leaves him alone.
He asks Hades to take Odysseus to the underworld.
What is the first thing Odysseus does when he sees Nausicaa?
falls to her knees
asks her politely for help
starts crying
runs away
What are the names of Nausicaa's parents?
Arete and Alcibiades
Arete and Alcinous
Agave and Alcinous
Agave and Alcibiades
Who held Odysseus held captive on an island for 7 years?
The goddess Calypso
The cyclops Polyphemus
The god Poseidon
The Old Man of the Sea
What happened to Odysseus once he left Calypso's island?
He safely sailed home
Poseidon wrecked his ship
The whirpool, Charybdis, tried to drown him
Calypso tried to bring him back
What is Odysseus's son's name, and where does he live?
Telemachus / Ithaca
Telemachus / Pylos
Telemachus / Ogygia
Telemachus / Illion
Who is Nausicaa's father?
King Alcinous
Poseidon
Zeus
King Nestor
Which people live on an island ruled by King Alcinous?
The Romans
The Phaeacians
The Trojans
The Suitors
What does the Greek word, xenia mean?
Anger
Jealousy
Hospitality
Strength
In what form does Athena guide Odysseus to Alcinous' palace?
A young page
A blind old man
A young girl
A servant of the house
Why does Athena cloak Odysseus in clouds as he walks to the palace in Book 7?
She doesn't want Odysseus to get distracted
Phaecians are so friendly that he might be offered hospitality before he reaches Alcinous' palace
She doesn't want her uncle, Poseidon, to see that Odysseus has landed safely
Phaecians don't like strangers
In what skill are Phaecian men superior to others?
Farming
Fighting
Speaking
Sailing
When does Odysseus' magic cloud disperse?
Before he gets to the castle
When he throws his arms around Arete's knees
When he enters the castle
While he stares at the abundant garden
In Book 7, who asks Alcinous for Odysseus' seat in the court since he has come as a supplicant?
Echeneus
Laodamas
Arete
Alcinous
Odysseus' clothes are first noticed in Alcinous' house by who?
Nausicaa
Arete
Alcinous
Laodamas
Who orders a ship to be made ready for Odysseus?
King Alcinous
Seareach
Laodamas
Athena
What did Athena do to make Odysseus look taller and more handsome?
She changed his physical appearance
She gave him a new outfit
She convinced the Phaeacians to see him differently
She used her magic powers
What did the Phaeacians give to Odysseus as gifts?
All of the above
A fine gold coin and a clean cloak
A clean coat and a shirt
A golden cup and a sword
Who sang about the great heroes and the fight between Odysseus and Achilles?
Seareach
Demodocus
Laodamas
King Alcinous
What sport did Odysseus excel at?
Running
Boxing
Wrestling
All of the above
What did Odysseus throw farther than anyone else?
A discus
An arrow
A dart
A javelin
Who gave Odysseus a sword made of bronze and silver?
Athena
Seareach
Laodamas
King Alcinous
What did Queen Arete pack for Odysseus?
A clean cloak and a shirt
A magnificent chest
All of the above
A golden cup
Who saved Odysseus from drowning?
King Alcinous
Demodocus
Athena
Nausicaa
What did Alcinous ask Odysseus to tell him?
His name and where he came from
His favorite sport
His plans for the future
His favorite food
At the start of the poem, what action leads to the downfall of Odysseus's men? (R.1.1)
A.disobedience to Telemachus
A.failing to consult with each other
C. ignoring the warnings of the Cyclopes
D. feasting on the cattle of Lord Helios, the Sun
In lines 14-15, "and he who moves all day through heaven took from their eyes the dawn of their return," uses personification. How does this personification create the mood of the story? (R.3.1)
How does Odysseus's decision not to leave the Cyclops's cave despite his crew's advice to do so develop his character? (R.1.4)
A.It demonstrates his bravery and heroism in the face of danger.
A.It reveals his protective nature by shielding his crew from potential danger.
A.It shows he is motivated by materialism in stealing the Cyclops's possessions.
A.It displays he is overconfident and wants to see what the Cyclops has to offer.
How does Odysseus's attitude toward the Cyclops and the situation contrast with that of his crew members in this portion of the text? (R.1.1)
A.Odysseus is overconfident and curious, while his crew advises caution.
A.Odysseus is pessimistic about their chances, while his crew is optimistic.
A.Odysseus is focused on escaping, while his crew is interested in the cheese.
A.Odysseus is fearful and hesitant, while his crew is eager to meet the Cyclops.
What can we infer about Polyphemus's attitude toward the gods based on his interactions with Odysseus and his crew? (R.1.4)
A.Polyphemus fears the gods and their retribution.
A.Polyphemus worships Zeus and seeks divine guidance.
A.Polyphemus is deeply reverent and respectful of the gods.
A.Polyphemus is indifferent to the gods and dismissive of their power.
How does the description of Polyphemus's physical strength and actions contribute to his character development in this portion of the poem? (R.1.4)
How does Polyphemus's dismissal of Odysseus and his crew impact the tension and conflict in the story? (R.1.4)
How does the setting of dawn impact the mood in the excerpt from "The Odyssey"? R.1.1)
A.The setting of dawn does not significantly influence the mood in the passage.
A.The setting of dawn creates a mood of peaceful serenity, signifying a harmonious conclusion.
A.The setting of dawn intensifies the mood of suspense, as it marks the start of a new day with uncertain outcomes.
A.The setting of dawn contributes to a mood of humor and playfulness, providing relief from the tension in the story.
What does the description "the pierced ball hissed broiling" convey about Polyphemus's injury? (V.1.3)
What does the description "the pierced ball hissed broiling" convey about Polyphemus's injury? (V.1.3)
What is the name of the island where Odysseus and his crew land in Book 10 of "The Odyssey"?
Ithaca
Troy
Aeaea
Sparta
What transformation does Circe use on Odysseus' crew members?
She turns them into birds.
She turns them into stones.
She turns them into pigs.
She turns them into trees.
Who helps Odysseus to protect himself from Circe's magic?
Zeus
Athena
Hermes
Apollo
How does Odysseus react when he confronts Circe after his crew is turned into pigs?
He begs for her mercy.
He threatens her with violence.
He demands the release of his men.
He tries to negotiate a deal.
What ultimately convinces Circe to release Odysseus' men from her spell?
Odysseus' promise to stay with her
A potion given to Odysseus by Hermes
Odysseus' threats and demands
The intervention of Zeus
What warning does Circe give to Odysseus upon his departure from Aeaea?
He will face a great storm.
He will encounter the Sirens and Scylla and Charybdis.
He will never return home.
He will be betrayed by his crew.
What is the primary reason Odysseus and his crew decide to leave Circe's island?
They were captured by Circe.
They were eager to continue their journey home.
They ran out of supplies.
Circe asked them to leave.
Which island does Odysseus depart from in Book 10?
Ithaca
Troy
Aeaea
Sparta
Who advises Odysseus to seek guidance from the blind prophet Tiresias in "The Odyssey"?
Elpenor
Anticleia
Circe
Agamemnon
What consequence does Tiresias warn Odysseus about if he harms the cattle of the sun god Helios?
He will never return to Ithaca.
He will face severe consequences.
He will lose his entire crew.
He will be turned into a monster.
Which mythical creature did Odysseus and his crew encounter that devours six of his men?
Charybdis
The Sirens
Scylla
The Cyclops
What is the fate of Odysseus's ship as a result of Zeus's anger for the crew's sacrilege?
It is turned to stone.
It is lost forever in the underworld.
It is destroyed by a storm.
It safely returns to Ithaca.
What significant event occurs to Odysseus at the beginning of the text provided?
Odysseus starts his journey from Troy.
Odysseus is captured by the Cyclops.
Odysseus is washed ashore on the island of Ogygia.
Odysseus returns to Ithaca.
Which character does Odysseus meet on the island of Ogygia?
Athena
Calypso
Circe
Poseidon
What are the main themes explored in Books 11 and 12 of "The Odyssey" as mentioned in the text?
Love and friendship
Revenge and justice
Journey and divine intervention
War and peace
What challenges does Odysseus face in the narrative described?
Navigating dangerous waters and avoiding divine punishment
Fighting the Trojan war
Escaping from his palace in Ithaca
Winning a contest to prove his identity
Who is the god of the sea that makes Odysseus' journey difficult?
Zeus
Apollo
Poseidon
Hermes
What was Odysseus' role on his return trip home in the Phaeacian ship?
None, he slept
Rowing
Motivating the men
Using the tiller to steer the boat
Where did the ship land when they approached Ithaca?
A rocky shore
A sandy beach
A cave on the headland
A grassy meadow
Why was Poseidon angry at Odysseus' homecoming?
Odysseus killed Orsilochus
The Phaeacians helped Odysseus
Poseidon wanted to punish Ithaca
Zeus allowed Odysseus to return
How did Athena help Odysseus recognize he was in Ithaca?
She told him about the suitors in his palace
She transformed Odysseus into an old beggar
She disguised herself as a young shepherd
She removed the mist covering the island
What did Athena instruct Odysseus to do upon his return to Ithaca?
Go to Sparta to find his wife, Penelope
Hide the gifts in the cave and investigate the situation
Seek revenge on the suitors immediately
Reveal his true identity to everyone
Who did Athena tell Odysseus to go to upon his return to Ithaca?
Telemachus
Eumaeus
Zeus
Alcinous
What did Athena transform Odysseus into?
A stone statue
An old beggar
A beautiful woman
A young shepherd
How long had the suitors been living in Odysseus' palace?
1 year
2 years
3 years
4 years
What did Penelope test Odysseus over?
his loyalty
his rationality
his honesty
his responsibility
How does Eurycleia identify Odysseus?
by his scar
by his hand
by his foot
by his face
What does Penelope ultimately decide about marrying a suitor?
she will
she won't
What contest must a suitor win to marry Penelope?
String Odysseus' bow and shoot an arrow through axe handles
Defeat Odysseus in a pie eating contest
Slay a dragon
Wrestle with Telemachus
How many axeheads must the arrow pass through in order to win Penelope's contest?
8
10
12
14
What animal was Odysseus in Penelope's dream?
Bear
Dolphin
Eagle
Raven
How do the suitors react when the beggar says he wants to have a try at the contest?
They willingly let him participate.
They act like they don't care.
They are cruel to him and make fun of him.
None of the above.
Who is first killed by one of Odysseus's arrows?
Eumaeus, the swineherd
Eurycleia, the old maid
Malantho, one of the maids
Antinoos, the leader of the suitors
Think about what happens when the suitors realize the beggar is Odysseus.
Which of these inferences about Eurymachus is best supported by the text?
Eurymachus and the other suitors believe that a beggar has killed Antinous.
Eurymachus knows he and the other suitors will defeat Odysseus.
Eurymachus tries to talk his way out of the situation.
Eurymachus knows that escape is futile and is resigned to death.
What do the suitors offer to Odysseus to try to appease him?
Gold
Oxen
Sheep
All of the above
Think about what happens when Penelope and Odysseus first meet after the battle. What can readers infer from the text?
Penelope is angry with her son for assuming that she will immediately accept this stranger as her husband
Penelope is truly convinced that the stranger is her husband
Penelope is not convinced the stranger is Odysseus but will give him a chance to prove himself
Penelope will not speak to this stranger until he has washed and clothed himself appropriately
Penelope pretends to have moved Odysseus's _____ to test him to see if it is really him.
bed
shield
nightstand
orchard
Penelope’s response to Odysseus after she realizes that it is really him shows that she was mainly afraid
of Poseidon's continuing rage against Odysseus
of the vengeance the suitor’s families will seek against her husband and son
that Odysseus would be angry with her for not recognizing him immediately
of being deceived and accidentally betraying her husband
Which of the following does Laertes’s shroud mainly represent?
Penelope’s faith in the gods
Penelope’s fear of the death of her husband
Laertes’s old age and approaching death
Penelope’s guile and wisdom
When Odysseus reunites with his father, he tells him, "Old man, this is a well-kept orchard, but you yourself are in a sorry state of neglect."
What can readers infer about Odysseus from this statement?
He is ready to immediately embrace his father and tell the tales of his travels.
He does not recognize his father in filthy rags.
He is still unsure of the loyalty of all those he once held dear.
He fears that his father will be angry that he killed the suitors.
Which of the following best describes how peace is restored between Odysseus and the people of Ithaca?
Athena intervenes and commands the men to stop fighting.
Odysseus reasons with the people of Ithaca.
Everyone agrees that the suitors got the punishment they deserved.
Telemachus intervenes and his voice of reason is observed.
How many years has Odysseus been away from Ithaca?
10
15
20
25
Who appears to Telemachus at Menelaus's house?
Pisistratus
Athena
Nestor
Odysseus
What warning does Athena give to Telemachus?
To be careful of dangerous people in his house
To stay with the swineherd for the night
To sail at night and day to avoid the suitors
To send his ship and men to the town immediately
Who does Telemachus want to bring news of her husband to?
Athena
Penelope
Eumaeus
Menelaus
Who is still living according to Eumaeus?
Laertes
Athena
Penelope
Odysseus
Where does Telemachus want to go after reaching land?
To the farm of Eumaeus
To the ship
To the house of Odysseus
To the city
(P 369) How does Odysseus know the person coming is friendly, when he is at the swineherd's home?
He recognizes the person's voice.
The dogs recognize the person.
The swineherd is not concerned.
Athena tells him in advance.
(P 370) Lines 17-23 have an epic simile in them. What two things are being compared?
A dog and his master to a relationship between two people.
Odysseus to a long lost traveler.
The swineherd and Telemachus to father and son.
none of the above.
We know that Telemachus is getting ready to be reunited with his ACTUAL father, but Telemachus does not realize that. This is an example of ___.
verbal irony
metaphor
epithet
dramatic irony
What does the swineherd Eumaeus report about Penelope in line 40 (p 370)?
She is physically ill.
She has been loyal to Odysseus.
She is making preparations to marry.
She is angry with Telemachus.
What does Athena tell Odysseus before she makes him look beautiful again? (374 line 167 - 375 line 172).
It is time to reveal himself; she is ready to fight!
She can't stand him looking so bad any longer.
She is afraid someone will hurt him because of his appearance.
Telemachus won't believe it is him unless she changes him.
There is an epic simile on p 376 (lines 216-219). Check the TWO things that are being compared in the simile.
Telemachus and Odysseus's wailing
Hunters seeking eagles or vultures
Baby birds, fledglings, in their nests
Eagles or vultures who have lost their babies
On p 377, lines 247-254, Telemachus provides an account of the suitors who are in the house. Count them up. How many suitors are there, including the additional people they brought?
108
52
118
12
What EPITHET does the translator provide for Odysseus on p 378, line 266?
Godlike
Great strategist
Veteran
Co-conspirator
Check the items below that Odysseus tells Telemachus to do on pages 378-9, lines 266-310.
Defend Odysseus if they insult him.
Ask them to stop what they are doing.
Hide the weapons in the storage room upstairs.
Tell Penelope that Odysseus is back.
Leave out two swords, two spears and two shields for them.
How does Odysseus' character develop from Book 17 to Book 24 in "The Odyssey"?
He becomes more impulsive and less strategic.
He remains unchanged, steadfast in his identity and purpose.
He becomes more compassionate and understanding towards others.
He shows greater pride and arrogance towards his enemies.
What theme is most evident in Odysseus' interaction with Penelope before revealing his true identity?
The glory of war
The power of cunning over strength
The importance of hospitality
The enduring nature of love and loyalty
In Books 17-24 of "The Odyssey," which symbol most significantly represents Odysseus' journey and transformation?
The olive tree bed
The bow of Odysseus
The shroud of Laertes
The scar on Odysseus' leg
How does the cultural context of ancient Greece influence the narrative in these books of "The Odyssey"?
It emphasizes the role of women as central figures in the story.
It highlights the importance of honor and reputation in society.
It downplays the significance of the gods and fate.
It promotes the idea of democracy and equality among men.
What role does fate play in the conclusion of "The Odyssey"?
It shows that fate can be easily altered by human actions.
It underscores the inevitability of destiny, regardless of individual efforts.
It suggests that fate and the gods' will are indifferent to human suffering.
It demonstrates that fate can be overcome through cleverness and determination.
How does the reunion of Odysseus and Penelope explore the theme of identity?
By showing that true identity can be easily recognized by physical appearance.
By illustrating that identity is preserved through shared memories and experiences.
By suggesting that identity is fluid and changes over time.
By indicating that identity is solely determined by one's actions and choices.
Which character shows the most significant development in understanding and accepting their role in the fate dictated by the gods?
Telemachus
Penelope
Odysseus
Antinous
How is the theme of revenge portrayed in the final books of "The Odyssey"?
As a necessary act of justice to restore social order.
As a futile endeavor that only leads to more violence.
As an immoral act that is condemned by the gods.
As a personal choice that has no consequences on the community.
What does the olive tree bed symbolize in Odysseus and Penelope's relationship?
The permanence and resilience of their love
The growth and change in their relationship over time
The isolation and loneliness they experienced
The societal expectations placed on their marriage
In what way does the cultural context of ancient Greece impact the portrayal of the gods in "The Odyssey"?
The gods are depicted as omnipotent and infallible beings.
The gods are shown to have human-like flaws and emotions.
The gods are entirely absent from the lives of mortals.
The gods are indifferent and uninvolved in human affairs.
The Odyssey is written in _____________ point-of-view.
First person and Third Person
Second person & Third Person
What is Odysseus' homeland?
Sparta
Ithaca
Ismarus
Thrinacia
In the cave of the Cyclops, what did Odysseus first tell the Cyclops his name was?
Menelaus
NoMan
Laertes
He disguised himself as a beggar
The Cyclops is the son of...
Zeus
Hermes
Apollo
Poseidon
Odysseus _______, which resulted in the Cyclops placing a curse on Odysseus.
revealed his true name
stole his favorite ram
ate his cattle
said he hated the gods
What invaluable gift does Aeolus give Odysseus?
A bag of winds
A map
A sword
A ram to sacrifice
Circe turns Odysseus' men into...
goats
pigs
monkeys
bunnies
Which of his own relatives does Odysseus see in the Underworld?
Father
Mother
Wife
Son
_______:These creatures look like beautiful women, and their song can make ships crash and men forget their homes.
The Lotus-Eaters
The Sirens
The Six-headed Scylla
The Laestrygonians
This product stopped Odysseus' men from hearing a song that would cause them to crash or abandon their will to go home.
QTips
Clay
Mud
Beeswax
Scylla was a ______, and Charybdis was a _____
the devil; Medusa
a one-eyed monster; a sinkhole in the ground
a cannibalistic tribe; a giant king
a 6-headed monster; vicious whirlpool
The cattle of the Sun God live on the island of...
Thrinacia
Sparta
Ismarus
Thrace
_____ sent the final lightening bolt the killed the remainder of Odysseus' men.
Zeus
Apollo
Poseidon
Hades
Who did Odysseus spend seven years with after he was lost at sea?
Calypso
The Sirens
Circe
The Phaecians
Athena disguises Odysseus as a _______.
Sailor
Beggar
Suitor
Soldier
Penelope fools the suitors by weaving a _____ and unweaving it every night.
Scarf
Sweater
Shroud
A baby blanket
The leaders of the suitors are...
Antinous & Eurymachus
Polites & Elpenor
Eurylochus & Anticlea
Eurybates & Hades
To win Penelope's hand, the suitors must string Odysseus' bow and shoot an arrow through...
16 apples
9 of her most valued rings
5 cow hearts
12 ax rings
Odysseus let _____ of the suitors live.
Antinous
Eurymachus
None
One
Odysseus & Penelope's _____ could not have been moved without it being cut up; this is how Penelope knows that the real Odysseus has returned.
bed
dresser
mirror
altar
