Lessons from the Story of Icarus

The video narrates the legend of Icarus, a boy who attempted to fly with wings made by his father, Daedalus. Despite warnings, Icarus flew too close to the sun, causing the wax in his wings to melt, leading to his fall into the sea. The island serves as a monument to Icarus and a reminder of the dangers of disobedience and overreaching.

What is the origin of the island's unusual name?

• It is named after a mythical creature.

• It is named after a famous battle.

• It is named after a legendary king.

• It is named after the story of Icarus.

What did Daedalus invent to escape from the island?

• A tunnel under the sea.

• A pair of wings made of feathers and wax.

• A boat made of wood and leaves.

• A magical carpet.

What advice did Daedalus give to Icarus during their flight?

• Do not fly too low or too high.

• Stay close to the water.

• Follow the birds.

• Fly as high as you can.

What caused Icarus to fall into the sea?

• The wax on his wings melted.

• He was attacked by a bird.

• His wings were too heavy.

• He was caught by a storm.

Who retrieved Icarus's body from the sea?

• Daedalus

• Hercules

• A fisherman

• A sea nymph

What does the island symbolize according to the legend?

• The beauty of flight.

• The importance of family.

• The dangers of disobedience and overreaching.

• The power of nature.

What lesson can be learned from the story of Icarus?

• Always follow your dreams.

• Never trust your instincts.

• Listen to wise advice and know your limits.

• Take risks without thinking.