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Epic Hero
Who are the Muses?
What do the first lines of The Odyssey do?
Epic Hero
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What do the first lines of
The Odyssey
do?
invokes a Muse
insults Zeus
insults Odysseus
refers to a monotheistic religion
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Who are the Muses?
Helen and her cousin Penelope
nine goddesses known to inspire art
the music of the epic poetry
the three goddesses Paris had to choose between
3
How did the Trojan War begin?
Paris stole Chryseis.
Paris took Hera's bribe.
Paris stole Helen.
Paris declared war on Troy for no reason.
4
What kind of religion is Greek mythology?
polytheistic
Judaism
monotheistic
atheistic
5
What is hubris?
the color of red
traits of a god
humility (i.e. being humble)
excessive pride or ego
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What does "personified" mean?
Greek gods don't have personality.
Greek gods have personality.
A non-human thing is given a human form.
A non-human thing has human qualities (personification)
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Who is keeping Odysseus from going home?
Athena
Zeus
Penelope
Poseidon
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Which of the following is a good example of an epithet?
Athena, grey-eyed goddess
the lovable minions
The stars winked at me
brawling love and loving hate
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Which of the following is NOT a personality trait of an epic hero?
strong
sensitive
smart
brave
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Epic poems tell a story and are, therefore, also called what?
haikus
narratives
confessionals
rhyming
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What is the Greeks' unwritten law of hospitality?
hospital
zenith
xenia
hermes Xenio
12
Which of the following is NOT a part of the epic hero cycle?
epic hero is charged with a quest
epic hero meets a lot of magical and mythical characters
epic hero gives up and resurrects
epic hero becomes a god
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Who won the Trojan War?
Aphrodite
Trojans
Greeks
Helen
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What is a myth?
a story passed down from generation to generation
a story about heroes and supernatural beings
all of the answers
a story used to explain how things came to be
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The Greek gods were human-like in what way?
limited physical strength
examples of good human behavior
has only an earthly form
have emotional flaws and insecurities