Echo and Narcissus

What natural elements are explained in this myth?

• the Narcissus flower and echoes

• sunrises and sunsets

• the creation of spiders

• lakes and rivers

After his death, Narcissus turns into a

• Pool of water

• Flower

• Mountain

• Voice

Narcissus spends his remaining days ....

• Feeling sorry for rejecting Echo.

• Picking flowers in the valley

• Playing jokes on the nymphs

• Growing weaker as he looks at his own reflection.

Which sentences (Choose two) explain why Narcissus rejects Echo?

• Narcissus is capable of only loving himself.

• Echo is too greedy and pushy.

• Narcissus thinks she is ugly and clumsy.

• Echo annoys him by repeating his words.

What happened to Echo?

• She soon died from a broken heart.

• The gods also made her into a flower and placed her next to Narcissus.

• Zeus felt sorry for her and brought her to Mt. Olympus for the rest of her life.

• She went to live in a cave until all that was left was her voice.

What is the main theme of the story of Echo and Narcissus?

• A) Love and self-obsession

• B) War and peace

• C) Adventure and exploration

• D) Friendship and loyalty

Who cursed Echo to only repeat the words of others?

• A) Zeus

• B) Hera

• C) Aphrodite

• D) Athena

What lesson can be learned from the story of Narcissus?

• A) The importance of self-love

• B) The dangers of excessive pride

• C) The value of friendship

• D) The power of forgiveness

In the myth, what does Echo represent?

• A) Vanity

• B) Loyalty

• C) Unrequited love

• D) Courage

What was Narcissus known for?

• A) His bravery in battle

• B) His intelligence

• C) His beauty

• D) His wealth