WorksheetsPercy Jackson Chapters 19–22 Quiz
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 7mins
What does 'impaled' mean?
Stabbed
Snatched up
Mistreated
Wrapped in cloth
What does 'abducted' mean?
Stabbed
Snatched up
Mistreated
Calm like the sea
What does 'victimized' mean?
Snatched up
Mistreated
Wrapped in cloth
Stabbed
What are burial shrouds used for?
To decorate walls
To protect books
To cover furniture
Cloths used to wrap bodies
What themes are highlighted in Chapter 19?
Good vs. evil
Power and responsibility
Stand up for what you believe in
Choices and consequences
Sometimes the right choice is the most difficult to make.
What is the main idea of Chapter 20?
Poseidon is described as a beach bum
Luke betrays Percy
Sally Jackson turns Gabe into a statue
Percy confronts Ares about the missing Helm of Darkness
In Chapter 20, why is Ares hurt, disoriented, and angry?
Percy used a trident against him.
Percy told a shark to bite him.
Percy made a 6 foot wave hit him in the face
Percy smashed a surfboard over his head
Why can’t Percy take his mom home from Hades?
Poseidon forbids it
Luke betrays him
Hades is missing a magical item (Can't take his mom home until he finds it)
Ares prevents him
Why does Sally Jackson turn Gabe into a statue?
He was a beach bum
He betrayed Percy
He refused to let Percy stay with her.
He hit her and yelled at her constantly
He hit her.
How is Poseidon described in the text?
As a beach bum
- laid back and calm like the sea
As a statue
- still and serious at all times
As a hero
-going above and beyond to be heroic
As a villain
-Constantly the main character the hero is fighting
What change occurs in Luke by the end of the book?
He confronts Ares
He turns into a statue
He becomes a hero
He becomes Percy’s enemy
Prompt: Compare and contrast how Percy and Luke’s actions in Chapters 19–22 develop a theme of the novel. Explain how each character’s choices contribute to the theme using quoted text evidence.
What possible themes could you discuss in this prompt?
Loyalty vs. betrayal
Choices and consequences
Courage and heroism
Good vs. evil
Power and responsibility
