Exploring The Lightning Thief: Chapters 1-6

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What is the main reason Percy and his mother go to the beach cabin?

Back

To escape from Percy's stepfather.

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What theme is introduced when Percy is blamed for things he did not do at school?

Back

Injustice and misunderstanding.

Front

Who is Mrs. Dodds in the story?

Back

Percy's math teacher who turns into a monster.

Front

What evidence from the text shows that Percy feels like an outsider at Yancy Academy?

Back

He often gets blamed for things he didn't do and feels misunderstood by teachers and classmates.

Front

Which word from the chapters best fits this context: 'Percy felt a sense of foreboding as he entered the museum'?

Back

Dread.

Front

What is the significance of the beach cabin in Percy's life?

Back

It represents a place of escape and safety from his stepfather.

Front

How does Percy’s relationship with Grover develop in the early chapters?

Back

Grover is portrayed as a loyal friend who supports Percy.

Front

What does the character of Mrs. Dodds symbolize in the story?

Back

She symbolizes the hidden dangers and challenges Percy faces.

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What does the term 'foreboding' mean in the context of the story?

Back

A feeling that something bad will happen.

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How does Percy’s experience at Yancy Academy reflect the theme of misunderstanding?

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He is often blamed for things he didn't do, highlighting the theme of injustice.