Review book 6 and book 18

Which rhetorical device is primarily used by Hector in Book 6 when he speaks to Andromache about his fate?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Pathos

• Ethos

In Book 18, how does Achilles’ characterization change after learning of Patroclus’ death?

• He becomes more compassionate and forgiving.

• He remains indifferent and uninvolved in the war.

• He becomes consumed by rage and seeks vengeance.

• He decides to leave the war and return home.

What symbol in Book 6 represents the future of Troy?

• The eagle

• The Trojan Horse

• Hector’s helmet

• Astyanax, Hector’s son

How does the use of similes in Book 18 enhance the description of Achilles’ shield?

• By comparing it to everyday objects, making it seem more ordinary.

• By highlighting its divine craftsmanship and intricate details.

• By emphasizing its weight and burden to Achilles.

• By underscoring its ineffectiveness in battle.

What does the interaction between Hector and Andromache in Book 6 reveal about Hector's character?

• His indifference towards his family.

• His deep love and concern for his family's future.

• His desire to flee from the war.

• His lack of faith in the gods.

Contrast the characterization of Achilles in Book 6 with that in Book 18. What is the most significant change?

• From peaceful to warlike

• From compassionate to vengeful

• From joyful to sorrowful

• From passive to active

What does the shield of Achilles symbolize in Book 18?

• The invincibility of Achilles

• The world and its complexities

• The glory of war

• The protection of the Greek army

How does the characterization of Andromache in Book 6 contribute to the theme of war and family?

• By showing her indifference to the war.

• By highlighting her strength and independence.

• By depicting her vulnerability and fear for her family’s future.

• By illustrating her eagerness for Hector to return to battle.

What symbol in Book 18 represents Achilles' personal loss and grief?

• The sea

• The fire

• The armor

• The eagle

How does the use of imagery in Book 18 enhance the portrayal of the battlefield?

• By making it seem peaceful and serene.

• By emphasizing its vastness and emptiness.

• By highlighting the chaos and destruction.

• By focusing on the beauty of nature amidst war.