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Homeric Language Odysseus’ Journey Homecoming 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Important Characters Introduction

How long did the Trojan War last?

10 years

What did Odysseus do in the Trojan War?

Came up with the Idea for the Trojan horse

How was The Odyssey originally told?

Told orally or sang

Who were the professional singers that performed The Odyssey?

Bards

Who was The Odyssey probably first read by

Greek school children

“To this the strategies Odysseus replied” is an example of what?

Epithet

Give three characteristics of an epic simile

1. Uses “like” or “as” 2. Several lines long 3. Compares epic events to the everyday

What is an archetype?

Images, characters, and events seen in several times and cultures throughout history

Answer 1a

Give an example of one epithet from The Odyssey

Which famous epithet is repeated numerous times throughout Book 5?

“Dawn with fingertips of rose”

Odysseus, raider of cities.

Homer

Which character keeps Odysseus on his island for 7 years?

Calypso

Which character (s) plot to kill Telemachus when he returns from Pylos?

The suitors

Which character turns Odysseus’ men into pigs?

Circe

Which character is a prophet that gives Odysseus a warning about Helios’ cattle?

Tiresias

How long is Odysseus’ journey?

10 years

Why does Odysseus anger Poseidon?

He blinded Polyphemus, his son.

In which two books does Odysseus show great curiosity?

Book 9; the Cyclops Book 12; Sirens, Scylla and Charybdis

How does Odysseus get off Calypso’s island?

Zeus orders Calypso to let Odysseus go

Name the 5 steps to Odysseus getting out of the Cyclops cave

1.Sharpens the stake 2. Magical wine 3. Nohbdy 4. Stabs the Cyclops in the eye 5. Sheep

How does Odysseus get home?

King A has men sail him home

Who dies right after seeing Odysseus?

Argos, his dog.

What archetype does Penelope’s test to the suitor’s represent?

Suitor’s contest

When Odysseus is gone, who acts as a father figure to Telemachus?

Eumaeus, the swineherd

What trick does Penelope play on Odysseus in Book 23?

She purposefully makes him angry so he will describe in detail the bed he made for her

Make your wager

Final Answer

Final Question