Greek Mythology English 1 Quiz

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Hero's Journey definition

A template for stories involving a hero who goes on a journey, experiences a crisis, and then returns as a new or transformed person

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First step of a Hero's Journey and explanation

An unusual birth or early childhood: This step sets the hero apart from the beginning

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Example: Nemo didn't have a mom

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Second step of a Hero's Journey and explanation

Call to adventure: Spurs the hero to action, and the hero is forced to leave their everyday life

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Example: Nemo was kidnapped

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Third step of a Hero's Journey and explanation

Crossing the threshold: This is when the hero takes the first steps on the adventure, leaving home and setting off on their journey

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Example: Nemo wakes up in the tank and has to get out

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What is a myth?

A fictional story that used to be religious, and explains concepts in life

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How are Greek gods and goddesses similar to humans?

They display human faults (jealousy, anger, etc.)

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How are Greek gods and goddesses different from humans?

They have more power and come down to earth while changing shapes

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Name the values of the Ancient Greeks

A strong mind and body, the pursuit of excellence or glory, xenia, and loyalty

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Why did they value a strong mind and body?

They admired people who were smart, quick-thinking, and physically fit

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Why did they value the pursuit of excellence or glory?

They believed Hades would grant you privileges in the underworld if it was achieved

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Why did they value xenia (hospitality)?

Any guest that knocked on their door could be a god, so they had to offer food, protection, shelter, etc.

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Why did they value loyalty?

They believed that if someone wronged you or your family that you should get revenge

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What caused the Trojan War?

Aphrodite offered Paris the most beautiful woman on earth, but she was already married to the King of Sparta, so Paris stole her

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Who won the Trojan War?

Greeks

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What allowed the Greeks to win?

The Trojan Horse; It allowed them in through their walls since the Trojans thought it was a gift to the gods

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What are the Iliad and The Odyssey?

Epic poems

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Who wrote The Iliad and The Odyssey

Homer

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What are The Iliad and The Odyssey about?

The Iliad is about the Trojan War and the Odyssey is about their journey home from the Trojan War

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Who is Odysseus?

The King of Ithaca

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What was Odysseus known for?

Coming up with the Trojan Horse