Odysseus' Adventures and Challenges

Odysseus leaves Calypso's island after Zeus and Athena's intervention. He faces Poseidon's wrath but eventually reaches Phaeacia, where he recounts his adventures, including encounters with the Cyclops Polyphemus, Circe, and the Underworld. He navigates past the Sirens and Scylla before finally returning to Ithaca with the Phaeacians' help.

What agreement did Zeus and Athena come to regarding Odysseus?

• To allow him to leave Calypso's Island

• To send him back to Troy

• To keep him on Calypso's Island

• To punish him for his actions

How does Odysseus escape from the Cyclops Polyphemus?

• By bribing him with gold

• By using a magic spell

• By hiding under the Cyclops' sheep

• By fighting him directly

What is the main reason Poseidon holds a grudge against Odysseus?

• Odysseus stole from him

• Odysseus blinded his son, the Cyclops

• Odysseus insulted him

• Odysseus ignored his warnings

What transformation does Circe perform on Odysseus' men?

• Turns them into pigs

• Turns them into fish

• Turns them into lions

• Turns them into birds

Who helps Odysseus resist Circe's magic?

• Athena

• Poseidon

• Hermes

• Zeus

What advice does Tiresias give to Odysseus in the underworld?

• To not harm the cattle of Helios

• To return to Troy

• To avoid the island of the Cyclops

• To seek help from the Sirens

What does Achilles express to Odysseus in the underworld?

• He is happy to rule over the dead

• He wishes to return to the living world

• He regrets his choices in life

• He wants revenge on the Trojans

What is the consequence of Odysseus' men eating the cattle of Helios?

• They find treasure on the island

• They are forgiven by the gods

• They are punished by Zeus with a storm

• They are turned into animals

What does Odysseus use to protect his men from the Sirens?

• A loud noise

• A protective spell

• Earplugs made of wax

• Magic potions

How does Odysseus finally return to Ithaca?

• By flying on a magical creature

• With the help of the Phaeacians

• By swimming across the sea

• By building a new ship