The Odyssey Part 2

Athena disguises Odysseus as

• a swineherd

• a beggar

• a sailor

• a merchant

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At first, Telemachus believes Odysseus is a god.

• true

• false

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Penelope's weaving trick proves her

• skill at sewing

• respect for Laertes

• loyalty to Odysseus

• love for Telemachus

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What is the name of the suitor who throws a stool at Odysseus?

• Elpenor

• Alcinous

• Anticlea

• Antinous

When Odysseus (in disguise) tells Penelope that her husband will soon return, it's an example of

• irony

• foreshadowing

• epic simile

• imagery

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What skill does Odysseus have that allows him to win the archery challenge?

• he can play the harp

• he can shoot a bow and arrow

• he has good eyesight

• he has strong muscles

What is an example of imagery?

• when the thunder cracks

• when the bow hums

• when the suitors are compared to a pile of fish

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What is an epic simile?

• a comparison using like or as that covers many lines

• a word that spells a sound

• when the reader knows something the characters don't

• a vivid description using sensory detail

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What is an example of onomatopoeia?

• when the thunder cracks

• when Dawn has fingertips

• when the drinking cup is described

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Penelope's bed test shows her

• cleverness and caution

• stubbornness and disrespect

• anger and hatred

• fear and weakness

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