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Numbers and Order Who’s That? Choices and Decisions of the journey 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Name that God! Settings and Places

What is the name of Odysseus’ home?

Ithaca

Where does Odysseus find the prophet Tiresias?

The Underworld

Where does the reunion between Telemachus and Odysseys take place?

Eumaeus swine herder's home

Where does Telemachus travel to get news about his father?

Sparta

Where do Odysseus and his men hide in order to escape from Cyclops’ cave?

Underneath the belly of Cyclops sheep

The number of years Odysseus was away from home all together

20

Put the following in the order in which Odysseys encountered them: Sirens, Polyphemus, Scylla,

1.Polyphemus 2.Sirens 3.Scylla

The number of axes the suitors have to shoot through

12

The number of years Odysseus spend on Circe’s island

One

The number of heads Scylla has

Six

Odysseus main protector

Athena

God of the wind who gives Odysseus a sack to help him return home

Aeolus

Cyclops’ father and enemy of Odysseus

Poseidon

Tells Calypso to free Odysseus

Hermes

Loves his cattle

Helios

Held Odysseus captive for seven years

Calypso

Finds Odysseus naked and alone while doing her laundry

Nausicaa

The leader and worst of the suitors

Antinous

They sound sweet but are deadly

Sirens

Writer of the Odyssey

Homer

What is the reason Odysseus’ remaining men are all destroyed?

They eat the Sun God’s cattle when they were told not to

How did Odysseus keep himself from the lure of the Sirens?

He had his men tie him to the mast of the ship

Why don’t Cyclops’ brother and sisters help when he calls for help?

Because he screams “Nobody has hurt me!” and they assume nobody hurt him.

What were Scylla and Charybdis? What decision does Odysseus have to make related to these two?

Scylla is a six headed sea monster and Charybdis is a whirlpool. Odysseus has to decide whether he sacrifices six of his men to Scylla or risks all of their lives by going through Charybdis.

How does Odysseys prevent Circe from turning him into an animal?

Hermes gives him a plant/flower that prevents Circe’s magic from working on him. He then is able to threaten her and have her turn his men back into humans.

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What is an Epic? What are the six characteristics of an Epic?

A long poem that tells a story. The five characteristics are: 1.A vast setting 2.Has a hero of noble birth 3. Has a hero that performs courageous and dangerous actions 4.It begins in medias res 5.Is formal and serious 6.Involves a journey that is often long and filled with complication (like natural phenomenon, monsters or deities).