WorksheetsOdyssey Vocab List 1 Review
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Choose the word that matches the definition: excessive pride.
Hubris
Guile
Sage
Polytheism
Choose the word that matches the definition: belief in many gods.
Polytheism
Xenia
Muse
Ithaca
Choose the term that matches the definition: cultural expectation to welcome strangers into your home and offer food, drink, and a place to rest (pronounced zen-ee-ah).
Xenia
Hubris
Guile
Nectar and ambrosia
Choose the person described: blind poet of the Iliad and Odyssey.
Homer
Odysseus
Muse
Zeus
Choose the place described: small Greek island; home to the hero of the Odyssey, Odysseus.
Ithaca
Troy
Olympus
Crete
Choose the figure described: one of Zeus’s 9 daughters, known to give inspiration to rhapsodes, like Homer.
Muse
Sage
Weird
Talents
Choose the phrase that matches the definition: in the middle of things.
In medias res
Offing
Lee
Lugger
Choose the word that matches the definition: to get revenge for, get even for, settle a score; to punish someone or get satisfaction for a wrong or injury.
Avenge
Plunder
Ventured
Dispatched
Choose the word that matches the definition: made a hole in.
Bored
Brace
Withy
Pectoral
Choose the word that matches the definition: tree branches.
Boughs
Kids
Victuals
Talents
Choose the word that matches the definition: a pair of something (2 of something).
Brace
Divers
Tactics
Offing
Choose the word that matches the definition: repulsive scoundrel.
Carrion rogue
Guile
Fugitives
Weird
Choose the word that matches the definition: loud continuous noise or uproar.
Din
Lee
Lugger
Whey
Choose the word that matches the definition: finished quickly.
Dispatched
Ventured
Mutinous
Avenge
Choose the word that matches the definition: several, various (adjective).
Divers
Prodigious
Weird
Sage
Choose the word that matches the definition: group of persons who have run away from danger.
Fugitives
Kids
Talents
Tactics
Choose the word that matches the definition: excessive pride (noun).
Hubris
Guile
Xenia
Muse
A storyteller who traveled from city to city reciting stories of heroes is called a . . .
icon
rhapsode
philosopher
rhapsode
