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The purpose of myths is to
red and yellow
none is a correct answer
Justify human, social and cultural behaviors & practices
answer questions about human origin & purpose
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the prize given to the goddess found to be "the fairest" was a/an
owl and a shield
pomegranate and a scepter
golden apple
bow and an arrow
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were part of the oral tradition, usually sung or told orally by a poet, bard, or "aoidos"
epic similes
myths
mythology
epics
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Of the following the one which is not an event depicted in the Odyssey is
Odysseus' s difficulties on his journey back home
The terrible war between Trojans and Greeks in Troy
Odysseus's fights with the suitors when he gets back home to Ithaca
Penelope & Telemachus's difficulties in Ithaca waiting for Odysseus' return
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female character expected to always remain chaste, pure, and loyal even if scorned or wronged
seductress/temptress
mother figure
companion
good wife
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which is a characteristic of an epic hero?
goes on a quest or journey
his fate is link to the fate of his people
red, blue and yellow
represents the values of hero's culture
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blind poet believed to have created the two greatest Greek epic poems
Homer
Menelaus
Odysseus
Paris
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helps hero on his journey by teaching him to help himself, transmits all his knowledge to the hero
mentor
evil genius
mother figure
companion
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character of force in conflict with the hero, physically strong but not intelligent
the sadist
the temptress/seductress
the ogre/monster
the evil genius
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contest between the 3 most beautiful goddesses of Mt. Olympus for the title of "The Fairest" is
The Judgement of Paris
The Trojan War
The Iliad
The Clash of the Titans
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Greek epics were first
told orally
written down in papyrus
sung or recited by poets
blue and yellow
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The two greatest epic masterpieces of the Western World are
the Iliad and the Odyssey
The Epic of Gilgamesh and the Odyssey
Epic of Gilgamesh and the Iliad
Beowulf and the Epic of Gilgamesh
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flaw of hero in which he believes he is above the gods and causes hero's downfall
eptithets
muse's inspiration
hubris
in medias res
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Homer is all of the following except
credited for having created the Iliad and the Odyssey
believed to also written speeches that inspired Greek classical period
considered to be the father of Western literature
a real person whose identity has never been debated
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NOT a characteristic of an epic hero
is of supernatural nature
is boastful
his people's safety goes before his
is courageous
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unethical woman of immense charm and sexual power, leads men to downfall or difficult situations
the faithful wife
the sadist
mentor
the temptress
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his wife was kidnapped by the prince of Troy while visiting on a diplomatic mission
Paris
Odysseus
Agamenon
Menelaus
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this event was caused when Paris kidnapped the wife of the Spartan king that he was visiting
an epic event
an epic simile
Trojan War
the Judgment of Paris
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The Iliad is believed to have been composed around
400 BC
1200 BC
2019
750-700 BC
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Odysseus's homeland and kingdom is
Ithaca
Mt. Olympus
Ogygia
Athens
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The themes of an epic depicted in the Odyssey are
fate of a nation and hero's homecoming
all are characteristics of the Odyssey
courage and fate of a nation
loyalty and life & death experiences
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young, mystic, or naive character who is never tarnished by evil in spite of circumstances
innocent
good wife
damsel in distress
mentor
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The characteristics of an epic include
red, blue and yellow
begins in medias res
use grandiose language
poet asks for Muse's inspiration
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answer questions about human origin and explain human behaviors
epics
heroes
archetypes
myths
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The following is an example of an epithet
the river
the red sea
rosy-fingered Dawn
the good prince
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as a kid he got bullied and now, with his superior mind he is out to seek revenge through torture or destruction
sadist
mother figure
monster/ogre
evil genius
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leader of universal or international importance whose deeds determine the fate of his people
archetype
Homer
epic hero
the mother figure
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the following IS NOT a characteristic of the Greek gods/goddesses
possessed human physical characteristics
felt same emotions and committed same faults as humans
married only among themselves
were immortal
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The Greek epics are supposed to have been finally written down around
500-400 BC
During the Iron Age
1200 BC
750-700 BC
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Greek mythology expresses the teaching of ancient Greece in relation to
the Greek world at the time
their religion and religious practices
Greek's gods and heroes
red, yellow, blue
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Heroes are
mortals with almost supernatural powers
neither red, blue, or yellow
half men half god
supernatural beings
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Epics were of great significance to the people who listened to them because they were meant to
inspire audiences to emulate culture's moral and traditional values
make men believe they could have supernatural powers
understand the difference realms were men could travel
make them believe their gods were human like
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ancient tradition of hospitality in which any stranger must be a guest into one's home is
epic simile
epithet
hubris
xenia
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usually a male, violent loony who enjoys causing great pain and reminds others he is in control of life or death
evil genius
ogre/monster
sadist
shaman/witch
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the study of the myths and the teachings of ancient Greece is known as
epic tradition
Greek history
Greek mythology
epic poems
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accompany the hero in his journey and is willing to give his/her life for the hero
companion
mentor
innocent
mother figure
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The events of the Iliad and the Odyssey date back to
750-700 BC
modern world
1200 BC
400 BC
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The Odyssey is divided into the following parts:
Problems Telemachus & Penelope face at home
Odysseus's return to Ithaca to face suitors
Odysseus' s journey home
all are part of the Odyssey structure
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narrates the war or conflict between the Greek city-states and the Trojans when Paris kidnapped Menelaus's wife
epics
Odyssey
myths
Illiad
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could be a true victim but cannot save herself or is too stupid to do so
the sadist
the mother figure
the damsel in distress
the hero
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literary device in which compound nouns or nicknames are used instead of the name of a person or a thing is known as
epic simile
extended metaphor
allusion
epithet
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poet calls upon this character to inspire him to deliver the poem accurately and completely
Muse
Athena
Diana
epic hero
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tells of Odysseus's ordeals as he attempts to get home after fighting in the Trojan Wars
epic hero
the Iliad
the Odyssey
the Judgement of Paris
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nurturing character to the hero and other characters, provides physical or mental protection
companion
innocent
mother figure
mentor
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older woman (or man) connected usually to magical forces who hero seeks for advice and is usually link to an animal
mother figure
mentor
damsel in distress
hag/witch/shaman
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literary device in which a simile takes several lines which emphasize greatness of character being compared
in medias-res
alliteration
extended metaphor
epic simile
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pattern, character, or model that represents a behavior and is used in literature and myths
archetype
myth
hero
character