Language in Hektor and Achilleus

What was Hector's role in the Trojan War?

• Treasurer of the Trojan army.

• Spy for the Greek army.

• Mediator between the Trojan and Greek armies.

• Commander of the Trojan army

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How did Achilles' anger affect the outcome of the war?

• Achilles' anger resulted in a peace treaty between the Greeks and Trojans.

• Achilles' anger caused him to withdraw from battle.

• Achilles' anger led to the defeat of the Trojan army.

• Achilles' anger had no impact on the outcome of the war.

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What language was used by Hector and Achilles?

• Ancient Greek

• Sanskrit

• Egyptian

• Latin

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In what ways did the language used by Hector and Achilles reflect their characters?

• The language used by Hector and Achilles reflects their characters in contrasting ways.

• The language used by Hector and Achilles reflects their characters in unpredictable ways.

• The language used by Hector and Achilles does not reflect their characters at all.

• The language used by Hector and Achilles reflects their characters in similar ways.

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What were the consequences of Achilles' anger?

• Peaceful resolution between Achilles and the Trojans.

• Capture of Achilles by the Trojans and his subsequent death.

• Deaths of Trojan warriors and fall of Troy

• Achilles' anger had no significant consequences.

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How did Hector's role in the Trojan War impact the overall story?

• Hector's role in the Trojan War impacted the overall story by being one of the main defenders of Troy and the primary antagonist to the Greek hero Achilles.

• Hector's role in the Trojan War was insignificant compared to other events.

• Hector's role in the Trojan War was overshadowed by other characters.

• Hector's role in the Trojan War had no impact on the overall story.

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Discuss the significance of the language used in the epic.

• The significance of the language used in the epic lies in its ability to convey cultural context, reflect societal values, and enhance the poetic and narrative elements of the story.

• The language used in the epic has no significance.

• The language used in the epic is only important for historical accuracy.

• The language used in the epic is purely decorative and serves no purpose.

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How did Achilles' anger shape his relationships with other characters?

• Achilles' anger strengthened his relationships with other characters.

• Achilles' anger made him more understanding and empathetic towards other characters.

• Achilles' anger had no impact on his relationships with other characters.

• Achilles' anger caused him to withdraw from battle and strain his relationships with other characters.

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Explain the role of language in conveying emotions and motivations in the epic.

• Language is used to convey emotions and motivations in the epic.

• Language in the epic is only used for descriptive purposes, not for conveying emotions and motivations.

• Emotions and motivations in the epic are conveyed through actions, not language.

• Language is not important in conveying emotions and motivations in the epic.

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Compare and contrast the language used by Hector and Achilles.

• Hector uses persuasive language while Achilles uses dismissive language.

• Hector uses diplomatic language while Achilles uses aggressive language.

• Hector uses passive language while Achilles uses assertive language.

• Hector uses formal language while Achilles uses informal language.

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