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The Odyssey Test

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Deformed blacksmith Hepahastus
God of the dead Hades
Sky god Zeus
Father of Zeus Cronus
Sea God Poseidon
God of light and truth Apollo
Goddess of wisdom Athena
Messenger Hermes
Mother of Cupid Aphrodite
Goddess of motherhood and childbirth Hera
Cyclops Polyphemous
Main suitor Antinous
Female monster who sucks in water three times a day Charybidis
People who's plants makes Odysseus's men forget home Lotus Eaters
Enchantress who turns Odysseus's men into swine Circe
Female monster with six serpent heads Scylla
Beautiful goddess who imprisons Odysseus Calypso
Blind prophet Teiresias
Sea nymph who sing and lure sailors to their deaths Sirens
His cattle are killed by Odysseus's men Helios
Traveler lost on his way home Odysseus
swineherd Eumaeus
Odysseus's son Telemachus
Odysseus's wife Penelope
Cowherd Philoeteous
What is an example of The Odyssey using mythology in the story? Herme's conversation with Calypso
Blinding rather than killing Polyphemus is an example of characterizing through a character's actions. What does this act reveal about Odysseus's character? he is intelligent
Why does Odysseus tell Calypso he is homesick? to shield Penelope from the goddess's anger
Who aids Odysseus in his battle with the suitors? Telemachus, the swineherd, and the cowherd
Why is Odysseus able to withstand Circe's magical powers? Odysseus is protected by a magical herb
Give an example of a Homeric epithet blue girdler of the islands
What is the secret of the marriage bed of Odysseus and Penelope? one bedpost is carved from a rooted olive tree
Who was involved in the beauty contest that supposedly began the Trojan War? Aphrodite, Athena, Hera
What does Teiresias require in order to provide Odysseus with a prophecy? a taste of blood
Who does Odysseus visit in the land of the dead? Teiresias
During the battle with the suitors, Odysseus and Telemachus are compared to falcons sweeping down from their high nests to attack prey. This extended simile is known as what? Homeric simile
Why doesn't Telemachus recognize his father right away? Odysseus is disguised as a beggar
What do the lotus plants symbolize? addiction
"Sing in me Muse, and through me tell the story," is an example of what? Invocation
What does Odysseus order his men NOT to o on Thrinaka? kill Helio's cattle
What predictions does Circe make to Odysseus about his journey? only Odysseus will survive
Who or what is the first to recognize Odysseus, in disguise, when he returns to Ithaca? Argos the dog
Which of the following is an example of dramatic irony? Telemachus does not recognize that the stranger is his father.
The following are all criteria of an epic poem. the hero performs extraordinary deeds in battle the hero is a leader strongly identified with a nation the story must take place on a large scale setting
How will Penelope reward the suitor who wins the contest? she will marry him
Which two monsters does Odysseus pass between after facing the Sirens? Scylla and Charybdis
Before the Odyssey begins, Odysseus has been overseas in Troy. Why? fighting for the Greeks against the Trojans
What is Odysseus able to do that the suitors cannot? string Odysseus's bow
The Odyssey begins with Odysseus on Calypso's island. This practice of starting in the middle of the story is known as what? in medias res
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