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Odyssey I
The Odyssey II
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
100
Neither agreeing nor disagreeing
What is neutral?
100
The only person who could string the bow and shoot the arrow through 12 axles
Who is Odysseus?
100
One Eye Monster that Odysseus blinded
What is Cyclops?
100
Long comparison using like or as
What is Epic Simile
100
Bang, Clap, Pow
What is Onomatopoeia?
200
Truthful
What is honest?
200
What the house is built around and what the bed is made of.
What is the trunk of the olive tree?
200
Has 12 tentacles and 6 heads. Eats one man per head
What is Scylla?
200
Characters, situations, and events that stand the test of time and are found in different cultures.
What is archetypes?
200
Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers
What is Alliteration?
300
Thinking of what is best, optimistic, not realistic.
What is Idealism?
300
Athena disguises Odysseus as a...
What is beggar?
300
Can be described as a whirlpool
What is Charybdis
300
Used to describe someone, or refer to someone other than their name. Example: Son of laertes and the gods of old -- used to refer to Odysseus
What is Epithet?
300
I turned anyone who visited me into animals.
Who is Circe?
400
Judging others, critical
What is Judgmental?
400
Two of Odysseus' men who were loyal to Odysseus and stood by his side during the battle against the suitors
Who is Eumaeus swineherd and the cowherd, Philoetius?
400
Messenger sent by Zeus to tell Calypso to release Odysseus. Uses his sandals to fly
Who is Hermes?
400
Used to give nonhuman things human qualities. Example - the rock roared around them, the dog laughed at the moon.
What is Personification?
400
A hero's journey
What is monomyth?
500
Author's attitude
What is Tone?
500
What Odysseus promised the cowherd and swineherd if they helped him
What are marriage, cattle, homes and brother-in-arms to Telemachus?
500
Odysseus' son who travels to Pylos to find information about his father.
Who is Telemachus?
500
A reference to an event, literary text, or famous person
What is allusion?
500
A long narrative poem
What is Epic?