Characters
Inventions
Plot Details
Themes and Motifs
Setting
100

This inventor from Athens created the first kite.

Who is Daedalus?


100

Daedalus is said to have harnessed this natural element to create his inventions.

the Wind

100

Daedalus was preoccupied with making a gift for this occasion.

  • What is Icarus's birthday?


100

This theme is reflected in Icarus's tragic flight and subsequent fall.


Extreme laziness or overly ambitions? 

overly ambitions

100

This city is where Daedalus lived before moving to Crete.

Athens, Greece

200

This is the name of Daedalus's son who dreams of flying.

Icarus

200

The first flying object Daedalus created for Icarus was this.

a kite

200

Upon arriving in Crete, Daedalus and Icarus were given this type of living arrangement.

mansion

200

The type of relationship between Daedalus and Icarus represents this important family bond.

hint:  f_th_r  and  s_n  r_l_ation_hips. 

father and son relationship

200

The palace that Daedalus built was located on this island.

Crete

300

This king of Crete sought Daedalus for his building expertise.

Minos

300

Daedalus was asked to build a tremendous palace that would include this complex feature.

a labyrinth

300

Minos refused to let Daedalus leave because he feared Daedalus would share these.

secrets

300

Daedalus’s longing for his home in Athens symbolizes this broader theme in the story.

desire for fame or desire for freedom? 

desire for freedom

300

This natural feature surrounded Icarus as he flew, providing a backdrop for his flight.

the sea

400

This child loved watching hawks from the roof of their house.

Icarus

400

His skills as an ___________ allowed Daedalus to change the course of rivers.

engineer

400

Daedalus warned Icarus not to fly too high or too low to avoid this consequence.

melting the wax or getting wet

400

The labyrinth built by Daedalus serves as a metaphor for this concept.

selfishness and jealously or complexity and entrapment? 

complexity and entrapment

400

On the roof of their house, Icarus would often watch these birds.

hawks

500

Daedalus referred to his home in Crete as this, indicating his lack of freedom.

Golden Cage

500

The strange symbol on the soldiers' armor was this.

a two-headed axe

500

Daedalus and Icarus planned to escape Crete by doing this.

flying

500

Icarus's joy in flying contrasts with this eventual outcome.

success or downfall

his downfall

500

Daedalus felt he was trapped in a beautiful home that resembled this.

cage