From Tales from the Odyssey

In the selection from Tales From the Odyssey, which universal theme can be drawn from the response of Odysseus and his men to the storm?

• Acting foolishly only leads to mistakes.

• Never give up in the face of a difficulty

• Just wait patiently and trouble will pass.

• Overcome challenges by planning ahead

who is Odysseus?

• who is Odysseus?

• an excellent sailor

• a famous Trojan warrior

• a leader of Greek soldiers

Who did the men offend?

• Athena

• Cyclops

• Hades

Where were the men trying to sail to?

Who wrote The Odyssey?

• Hamish

• Hades

• Homer

During the storms, Odysseus ordered his men to ____________.

• row to shore

• jump off the ship

• surrender to the storm

• hide in the bottom of the ship

Odysseus refuses to eat a lotus flower because __________.

• he doesn't think he will like the taste

• he doesn't want to offend the islanders

• he doesn't want to offend the gods

• he doesn't want to forget the past

Odysseus thinks the Greek warriors had offended ____________.

• Troy

• Zeus

• Athena

• Poseidon

In the selection from Tales from the Odyssey, which universal theme can be drawn from the response of Odysseus and his men to the storm?

• Acting foolishly only leads to mistakes.

• Never give up in the face of a difficulty

• Just wait patiently and trouble will pass.

• Overcome challenges by planning ahead

Who is Odysseus?

• who is Odysseus?

• an excellent sailor

• a famous Trojan warrior

• a leader of Greek soldiers