Myths and Misfits
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Virtue Vault
Figurative Frenzy
CLASSROOM CHAOS
100

This mythological hero was famous for his incredible strength and completing 12 difficult labors.


Answer: Hercules

100

This Greek hero traveled home for 10 years after the Trojan War...

Answer: Odysseus

100

Which virtue means doing what is right and fair?
 

Answer: What is justice

100

In the sentence: “The classroom was as quiet as a library,” what figurative language is used? Explain your answer.

Answer: simile
Explanation: It is a simile because it compares two things using “as” (classroom and library).

100

What do students say right before a test begins?

Answer:  “I didn’t study for this” or" I need more time to study"

200

This hero had a weak spot on his heel

Answer: Achilles 

200

This playwright wrote Romeo and Juliet.
 

Answer: William Shakespeare

200

Which virtue means controlling your desires and actions?
 

Answer: What is temperance?

200

In the sentence: “The wind whispered through the trees,” what figurative language is used? Explain your answer.

Answer: personification
Explanation: It is personification because the wind is given a human action (whispering).

200

What is the most powerful sound in school?

Answer: the final bell

300


This “misfit” from Greek mythology flew too close to the sun with wings made of wax.


Answer:

 Icarus

300

This fantasy series by C. S. Lewis begins when four children discover a magical world through a wardrobe.


Answer:
The Chronicles of Narnia

300

Which virtue means doing the right thing even when it is difficult?
 

Answer: fortitude (courage)

300

In the sentence: “Time is a thief that steals our moments,” what figurative language is used? Explain your answer.
 

Answer:  a metaphor
Explanation: It is a metaphor because time is directly compared to a thief without using like or as.

300

What is the fastest way for a classroom to get quiet?
Answer: 

Answer: When the teacher stopping mid-sentence and staring?

400

This mythological hero was famous for his incredible strength and completing 12 difficult labors.




Answer: Hercules


400

This young girl followed a white rabbit into a strange and silly world.


Answer: Alice

400


Which virtue is shown you, as a student keeps working faithfully even when a task is boring, difficult, or takes a long time to finish?




Answer: fortitude 


400

Question:
In the sentence: “The bees buzzed loudly in the garden,” what figurative language is used? Explain your answer.

Answer: onomatopoeia
Explanation: It is onomatopoeia because the word “buzzed” sounds like the sound it describes.

400

What usually disappears the fastest in a classroom during the school year?

Answer:  pencils

500


Name one famous mythological character whose flaw or bad decision caused major trouble. Explain briefly.


Question:
Name one famous mythological character whose flaw or bad decision cau

Answer:
Possible answers include:

  • Achilles — pride/anger
  • King Midas — greed
  • Icarus — overconfidence
  • Odysseus — pride/trickery
  • Pandora — curiosity

500

 Name one epic poem students study in TCS this school year?

Answer: Possible answers:

  • The Odyssey
  • The Iliad
  • The Aeneid
500

Name one way a student can practice virtue in school life.

Answer: Examples:

  • Telling the truth
  • Working diligently
  • Respecting others
  • Controlling distractions
  • Helping classmates
500


In the sentence: “I’m so hungry I could eat a horse,” what figurative language is used? Explain your answer.






Answer:  hyperbole
Explanation: It is hyperbole because it is an exaggeration not meant to be taken literally.

500

What frozen summer treat is often eaten on a stick?

Answer: a popsicle

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