Greek Mythology
About the Characters
Odysseus
Who said what?
Language Techniques
100

True or False. The Greeks believed in the 'law of hospitality'?

True

100
What is the name of the 'One-Eyed Sea Monster'?

Polyphemus

100

What is the name of Odysseus' wife?

Penelope

100

"Wait! If you stay with me for one month, I'll tell you how to find out that and more."

Circe

100

What language technique is used in this quotation: “Razor sharp at the peak, ground together their granite faces like cymbals clashing.”

Simile

200

In Greek mythology, where does an individual go after death?

The Underworld.

200

Who was the women who turned men into pigs?

Circe

200

Who was Odysseus' son

Telemachus

200

"No, shilly. Can't eat me! Eachew!"

Polyphemus

200

What language technique is used in this sentence? 

The brilliant light creates a dance of colours, painting the landscape in vibrant hues of orange, pink and gold.

Listing

300

According to ancient Greeks, the actions of humans were predestined. This is known as?

Fate

300

Who is Zeus' daughter?

Pallas Athene

300

What is the name of Odysseus' son?

Telemachus

300

"The hussy!...What did he answer?"

Zeus

300

What language technique is used in this quotation: ‘Once a man has heard the song of the Sirens, his wits fly overboard’.?

Metaphor

400

How many regions were the Underworld divided into?

4

400

Which one of Odysseus' men was the most rebellious?

Eurylochus

400

Odysseus is missing his three island Kingdom. Two of the islands are Ithaca and Zanthe, what is the name of the third? 

Cephelonia

400

Who? Odysseus who fought at Troy?

Odysseus

400

What is the language technique used in this sentence: 

With every passing moment, the sun rises higher and higher.

Repetition

500

What is the name of the main Underworld river?

Styx

500

What is the name of the Oracle in the story?

Tiresias

500

What is the name of Odysseus' father?

Laertes

500

"You came here to see me, and yet you delay even now making conversation with your friends and relations"

Teiresias

500

It is a mighty ruler commanding the world.

metaphor