Exploring the Myth of Icarus and Daedalus

What was Daedalus renowned for in Athens?

• He was known for his poetry.

• He was a celebrated warrior.

• He was a genius inventor and craftsman.

• He was a famous merchant.

Why were Daedalus and Icarus imprisoned by King Minos?

• For stealing from the king.

• For constructing a labyrinth and aiding Pasiphaë.

• For attempting to overthrow the king.

• For escaping from Athens.

What advice did Daedalus give to Icarus about flying?

• To land on the nearest island.

• To fly low to avoid being seen.

• To keep to the middle path, avoiding the sea and the sun.

• To fly as high as possible to reach the gods.

What led to Icarus's fall?

• He was attacked by birds.

• He flew too close to the sun, melting the wax.

• The wings were poorly constructed.

• He was struck by lightning.

What is the moral of Icarus and Daedalus's story?

• Kings are always just and fair.

• Flight is an impossible dream for humans.

• Hubris and ignoring advice can lead to tragic consequences.

• Innovation always leads to success.