Pandora's Box and Its Lessons

Phoebe nervously presents her report on Pandora, detailing the gifts given to Pandora by the gods, including curiosity. Despite being forbidden, Pandora opens the box, releasing evils into the world, but hope remains. The narrative shifts to personal reflections on hope and family dynamics, suggesting that hope persists even amidst challenges.

Why was Phoebe nervous about her oral report?

• She didn't understand the topic.

• She forgot her notes.

• She was late to class.

• She was afraid of Mr. Birkway.

What did Phoebe accuse Ben of doing in his report?

• Using incorrect sources.

• Not completing his report.

• Copying her topic.

• Making mistakes about Pandora.

What was one of the gifts given to Pandora by the gods?

• A golden apple.

• The ability to sing.

• A magical sword.

• A pair of wings.

What was Pandora forbidden to do with the box?

• Hide it.

• Give it away.

• Open it.

• Sell it.

What was the only good thing found in Pandora's box?

• Love

• Hope

• Wisdom

• Courage

What does the narrator reflect on after Phoebe's report?

• The power of curiosity.

• The concept of hope.

• The importance of family.

• The role of the gods.