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SECOND TRIMESTER GOLDEN MOMENTS
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GOLDEN MOMENTS FOR THE SECOND TRIMESTER
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Abducted Helen
Paris
Achilles
Priam
Hector
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Boy who flew too close to the sun
Daedalus
Hector
Icarus
Ichabod Crane
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Raised by Shepherds
Paris
Hector
Priam
Icarus
4
Punished by Zeus for Stealing Fire
Prometheus
Odysseus
Epimetheus
Theseus
5
Death by Snakes
Hector
Laocoon
Sinon
Paris
6
Stole ambrosia and nectar
Telos
Tartarus
Pelops
Tantalus
7
The Most Beautiful Woman in the World
Venus
Aphrodite
Helen
Hera
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Awarded a Golden Apple to Aphrodite
Priam
Achilles
Hector
Paris
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inevitable result
tempus fugit
valete
ipso facto
cave canem!
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Located in Modern Turkey
Rome
Carthage
Athens
Troy
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Warned the Trojans Not to accept the Trojan Horse
Sinon
Cassandra
Priam
Laocoon
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Greeks and Trojans at War
Iliad
The Aeneid
Beowulf
The Odyssey
13
Where the wicked were punished
Hades
Tartarus
Hell
The Underworld
14
Heinrich Schliemann
Discovered Rome
Discovered Troy
Discovered Crete
Discovered Athens
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None shall cross without a coin
The river Styx
the Nile river
the Danube river
the Missouri river
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My Bad
Mea Culpa
Mea Familia
Mea Faulta
Mea Momma
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Phil Knight named his company after this goddess
Diana
Victory
Athena
Nike
18
Icarus' Father
Danaans
Priam
Vergil
Daedalus
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Teachers during school hours
heroes
best days ever!
people who need more coffee
in loco parentis
20
Greeks were hidden inside
Yankee Stadium
The Wooden Horse
Agamemnon's Chariot
A palace on Crete
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from the library of
ex libris
exanimate
extra terrestial
existential
22
For the Fairest
Aphrodite
Sleeping Beauty
Athena
Helen
23
The face that launched a thousand ships
Kim Kardashian
Aphrodite
Penelope
Helen
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Trojan Heroes
Achilles and Patroclus
Paris and Hector
Castor and Pollux
Ajax and Odysseus
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A Blind Poet and a Titan Without a Liver
Homer and Prometheus
Vergil and Homer
Odysseus and Aeneas
Prometheus and hsi brother
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The goddess of Victory
Nike
Victoria
Pan
Hermes
27
Judged the Ancient Beauty Contest
Paris
Hector
Achilles
Priam
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His liver provided nourishment every day for an eagle/vulture
Prometheus
Zeus
Theseus
Epimetheus
29
Wrote the Iliad
Vergil
Ajax
Franz Kafka
Homer
30
Perfect Happiness
Elysium
Helium
Gaudium
Tedium
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Moral of the story: obey your father
Star Wars
Prometheus
Icarus and Daedalus
Iliad
32
He was to the Trojan side what Achilles was to the Greek
Paris
Hector
Hecuba
Priam
33
Regarding Hector
Killed Achilles
Did not receive a proper burial
Parents watched him die
Killed Achilles' best friend
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Did not listen to his father
Luke
Priam
Icarus
Epimetheus
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Achilles was dipped in this river
Styx
Jordan
Euphrates
Nile!
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Father of Two Trojan Heroes
Penelope
Paris
Priam
Peleus
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Setting for the Trojan War
Asia Minor
Troy
Crete
Sparta
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The opposite of Tartarus
Elysium
Paradise
The Afterlife
Heaven
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The Trojans were repeatedly warned NOT to accept this "gift"
The Olive Tree
The Parthenon
The Library at Alexandria
The Trojan Horse
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Reasons to Study Mythology
All of the above
Gods, Heroes, and Monsters
Lasting impact on Literature
Mesmerizing Stories
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Water, Water Everywhere and Not a Drop to Drink
Telemachus
Tantalus
Tartarus
Theseus
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to acknowledge an error
mea erroris
mamma mia!
mea culpa
mea mistaka
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A River Dividing Earth and the Underworld
Elysium
Styx
Columbia
Metolius
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Tested the gods and was punished
Epimetheus
Daedalus
Tantalus
Tartarus
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True about Laocoon
Killed by Vultures
Did Not Trust the Gift Horse
Had Two Sons
Trojan Priest
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Regarding Priam
Killed by Patroclus
King of Troy
Husband of Hecuba
Father of two heroes
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Epic About Rome's Beginnings
Aeneid
The Iliad
Beowulf
Gilgamesh
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Why Hercules performs the 12 labors
To impress Zeus
To avoid death
He likes to keep busy
To avoid Tartarus
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in place of a parent
per diem
ipso facto
carpe diem
in loco parentis
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Wrote a long narrative poem about Rome
Ovid
Dante
Homer
Vergil
