Percy Jackson - The Lightning Thief: Chapters 7-10

What prophecy does the Oracle give to Percy?

• That he will become a famous hero without any challenges.

• That he will go on a quest to retrieve what was stolen, face betrayal by a friend, and make a choice that could save or destroy Olympus.

• That he will live a peaceful life at Camp Half-Blood.

• That he will never leave Camp Half-Blood.

How does Percy feel after hearing the prophecy from the Oracle?

• Excited and eager to start his quest.

• Burdened and confused by the prophecy.

• Indifferent and uninterested.

• Angry and rebellious.

Which god is revealed to be Percy’s father?

• Zeus

• Hades

• Poseidon

• Apollo

How does being the son of Poseidon change Percy’s situation at Camp Half-Blood?

• He becomes the camp leader.

• He is recognized as the son of one of the "Big Three" gods and is claimed by Poseidon.

• He is asked to leave the camp.

• He is given special privileges without any responsibilities.

What is the significance of Percy being placed in Cabin 3?

• It is the most luxurious cabin at Camp Half-Blood.

• It is Poseidon's cabin, symbolizing his isolation from other demigods.

• It is the cabin where all new campers stay.

• It is the cabin for the camp's leaders.

Why is Zeus angry with Percy?

• Because Percy broke a sacred rule of the gods.

• Because he believes Percy has stolen his master bolt.

• Because Percy refused to join Zeus's army.

• Because Percy disrespected him in front of other gods.

What does Zeus accuse Percy of doing?

• Betraying his friends.

• Stealing his master bolt.

• Destroying Olympus.

• Lying to the Oracle.

How might Percy’s feelings of burden and confusion affect his decision-making during the quest?

• He might make impulsive decisions without considering the consequences.

• He will always make the right decisions because he is a hero.

• He will refuse to make any decisions at all.

• He will rely solely on his friends to make decisions for him.

In what ways does being the son of Poseidon isolate Percy from other demigods at Camp Half-Blood?

• He is given special treatment that makes others jealous.

• He is placed in an almost empty cabin, symbolizing his unique status and isolation.

• He is not allowed to participate in camp activities.

• He is forced to train alone.

How can Percy strategically use the prophecy to plan his quest?

• By ignoring the prophecy and doing what he feels is right.

• By identifying potential betrayals and making informed choices to protect Olympus.

• By asking the Oracle for a new prophecy.

• By avoiding any challenges that come his way.