NOVEL TEST-THE ADVENTURES OF ULYSSES

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What strategy does Ulysses use to resist the Sirens?

Back

Ulysses is tied by a rope to the ship’s mast, preventing him from jumping into the water.

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Who is Penelope and what does her statement about choosing a husband reveal about her character?

Back

Penelope is Ulysses' wife. Her statement shows her loyalty and trustworthiness.

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What motivates Ulysses' men to open the bag of winds?

Back

They believe it contains jewels and treasure.

Front

How does Penelope cleverly delay choosing a new husband?

Back

She unravels the previous day’s work on a shroud, claiming she must finish it first.

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What unusual event alerts Ulysses to the identity of the Sun-Titan’s cattle?

Back

The cooked meat mooed, indicating it was from the Sun-Titan's cattle.

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What role does Circe play in Ulysses' journey?

Back

Circe is a sorceress who initially detains Ulysses and his men but later helps them.

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What is the significance of the bow contest in 'The Adventures of Ulysses'?

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It symbolizes Penelope's loyalty to Ulysses and her cleverness in choosing a husband.

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How does Ulysses demonstrate leadership during his journey?

Back

He makes strategic decisions, such as how to deal with the Sirens and the Cyclops.

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What lesson does Ulysses learn from his encounter with the Cyclops?

Back

He learns the importance of cunning over brute strength.

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What does the character of Calypso represent in Ulysses' journey?

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Calypso represents temptation and the struggle between desire and duty.