The Doughnuts
The Odyssey
The Last Leaf / Mrs.Dunn's Lovely, Lovely, Farm
The Table, The Donkey, and The Stick
Vocabulary
100

What kind of business did Uncle Ulysseus and Aunt Agnes have?

A lunchroom.

100

Who was the master of Argos?

Odysseus

100

Why did Joan think she was going to die?

She had pneumonia. She was comparing herself to the falling leaves.

100

What craft did the third son learn?

Turning.

100

Define fleece.

The fur of a sheep.

200

What did the lady help Homer do?

Make doughnuts.

200

Why did people think that Odysseus was dead?

He had been gone for a very long time.

200

Name at least two things the Dunn family was raising and growing on their farm.

Hens, vegetables, spices

200

What did the master tell the young turner to say if anyone tried to harm him?

Stick, out of the sack!

200

Define Minstrel.

A medieval singer or musician.

300

What did the lady lose in the doughnut batter?

Her diamond bracelet.

300

How was Athena disguised when she visited Telemachus?

As a servant.

300

What was Mr. Behrman's masterpiece?

The painted leaf on the brick wall.

300

What did the innkeeper think was probably in the turner's sack?

Precious stones.

300

What is a mirage?

An optical illusion, like the appearance of a lake in the desert.

400

How did Homer help the lady with her problem?

By offering a reward for the bracelet.

400

How was Odysseus disguised?

As a beggar.

400

What agreement did Mrs. Dunn and Mr. Warfield make?

Mrs. Dunn got to move her farm to the roof and Mr. Warfield got one-tenth of the food as rent.

400

How did the turner learn about his brothers' bad news?

They wrote him a letter.

400

What is a wretch? 

An unhappy person.

500

Why did Mr. Gabby go into the lunchroom?

The lunchroom was his only option.

500

What did Athena say it meant when an eagle swooped down and carried off a large white goose?

That Odysseus would return home and take revenge on the suitors.

500

Mr. Warfield thought he was a ________ man.

He thought he was a reasonable man.

500

The turner compared his sack to two different things. What were they?

Self-covering tables and gold-spitting donkeys.

500

What is contempt?

Disregard or disrespect for someone or something.

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