Percy Jackson
Figurative Language
Greek Mythology
Literacy Topics
Other Trivia
100

Who did Percy fight in Chapter 4 of Percy Jackson.

The Minotaur

100

What figurative language is comparing two things using LIKE or AS?

Simile

100

Who is the god of the sky?

Zeus

100

What is the definition of prediction?

An educated guess at what will happen next in a story?

100

What is the largest human organ?

The Skin
200

Where did Percy Jackson go to school?

Yancy Academy
200

What figurative language is a word that makes the sound that word is representing?

Onomatopoeia 

200

Who is the god of the sea?

Poseidon

200

What is the definition of inference?

An educated guess at what is happening based on clues and evidence.
200

Who was the first Disney Princess?

Snow White

300

Who were the 3 old ladies Percy saw on the side of the road?

The Fates

300

Why do we use figurative language?

To make reading more interesting.

To help us visualize the reading.

To add emotion to the reading.

300

Who was the spinner who wronged Athena and was transformed into a spider?

Arachne 

300

What is the definition of point of view?

The way a story is being told. How the story is being told and who the story is being told by.

300

What are the names of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles? Bonus 100 points if you know why they were named that way.

Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael and Michelangelo.

They are famous renaissance painters.

400

What creatures are Grover and Mr. Brunner?

Satyr and Centaur

400

What figurative language is when you use the same sounding start of a word to elicit an emotion.

Alliteration

400

Who is the goddess of magic?

Hecate

400

What is the definition of perspective?

The way a character sees the world or the story unfolding.

400

Which is the most abundant natural gas in our atmosphere?

Nitrogen, which makes up over 78% of the Earth’s atmosphere.

500

Who goes to camp at Camp Half-Blood?

Children of gods and mortals, Satyrs, and Nymphs.

Mr. D and Chiron as well.

500

What figurative language is used to reference to something that the reader needs to know about to understand.

Allusion

500

Why do we study Greek Mythology?

To help learn lessons through interesting stories. To understand an ancient culture. To see where some basic concepts of storytelling come from.

500

What are the 5 parts you need for an effective summary?

Introduce the text

Briefly outline what the text is about

Identify Theme

Keep things short and concise

Keep your opinion and judgements out of it

500

What does the Richter scale measure?

Bonus 100 points for knowing the highest record on the scale

The magnitude of an earthquake

Magnitude 9.5, happened in 1960 in Chile