Flight of Icarus - Plot and Vocab

Front

Daedalus made wings for himself and his son to

Back

escape from the island of Crete.

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A moderate amount of something is

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just enough.

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Meaning of prowess

Back

strength

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Done in a frantic way

Back

hastily

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Sign of anxiety:

Back

sweaty palms

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Elements that do NOT indicate a myth:

Back

A father and son disagree.

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Why might a parent tell the story of Icarus to a child?

Back

Children should obey their parents.

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What softened Icarus' wings?

Back

The heat from the sun

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A ________________________ is a traditional story that answers basic questions about human nature or the natural world.

Back

myth

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Daedalus had misgivings watching Icarus fly.

Back

He thought Icarus would be too bold and reckless.

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