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A Quiz for #languagearts for our quiz on #mythology and #theperfecttragedy and #literarydevices!
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1
Which one of these does not qualify a character to be a tragic hero?
Must have too much hubris (pride).
Must have a downfall by his own actions.
Must have noble background.
Must die with honor and courage.
2
Who wished to drive the sun god’s chariot, and burned the world and died when he did?
Medea
Phaethon
Orpheus
Endymion
3
Who's the youngest of 3 sisters & known for her beauty? Hint: Her sisters plotted against her.
Aphrodite
Medea
Daphne
Psyche
4
Who hated woman but loved his own statue creation?
Phaethon
Meleger
Pygmalion
Theseus
5
According to Aristotle, "The Perfect Tragedy" was called
Odysseus Rex
.
False
True
6
Cause: Someone gives you a card... Effect:
... because it is your birthday.
... so, you say thanks.
... so be grateful.
... because you were nice.
7
What are the three unities a perfect tragedy?
Mood, setting, plot
Plot, place, characters
Plot, place, time
Time, mood, plot
8
A typical character, action or situation that seems to represent patterns of human nature.
Archetype
Symbolism
Legend
Epic Hero
9
An object or idea that repeats itself throughout a literary work.
Allusion
Allegory
Motif
Archetype
10
A brief and indirect reference to a person, place, thing or idea without directly stating it.
allusion
symbol
metaphor
symbolism
11
Which gods/ goddesses were Zeus' children?
Aphrodite, Ares, Daphne
Hercules, Odysseus, Ares
Apollo, Athena, Dionysus
Eris, Minos, Persephone
12
Aristotle was the student of ________ and tutored __________.
Socrates, Plato
Plato, Socrates
Alexander the Great, Plato
Plato, Alexander the Great
13
Who wrote
Mythology:
Timeless Tales of Gods and Heroes
?
Edith Hamilton
Eidth Hamilton
Edyth Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton
14
What are the three main examples of irony?
Verbal, situational, realistic
Verbal, situational, dramatic
Moral, realistic, dramatic
Static, situational, moral
