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Odyssey - Part II Self-Test
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Recognitions/Revelations
Who was the first person on Ithaka to know Odysseus was home?
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Recognitions/Revelations
Who was the first character to know Odysseus was home on his/her own?
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Recognitions/Revelations
Who was the first person to know Odysseus was home on his/her own?
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Recognitions/Revelations
Odysseus told five people of his identity, starting with Telemakhos. List the other four in order.
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Journeys Home Where was Telemakhos when Athena told him it was time to go home?
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Journeys Home Who said it is just as rude to make a guest stay as not to take him in?
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Journeys Home Who gave Telemakhos a wedding gift as a sign of hospitality?
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Journeys Home Whom did Telemakhos take on board his ship?
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Journeys Home Who promised Odysseus a safe and comfortable passage home?
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Journeys Home Who wanted to punish the Phaikians by heaving a mountain around their city?
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Journeys Home Who suggested that the punishment for the Phaikians be that their ship is turned to stone?
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Prophecies/Dreams Whose father told him of a prophecy that he would be punished for his hospitality?
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Prophecies/Dreams Who in Sparta interprets the behavior of an eagle and goose as a sign Odysseus will kill the suitors?
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Prophecies/Dreams Who, on the shores of Ithaka, interprets the behavior of a hawk and dove as a sign that Odysseus’ family will be in power forever?
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Prophecies/Dreams Who had a dream that a mountain eagle would break the necks of twenty fat geese?
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Prophecies/Dreams Who told the suitors’ fathers that the deaths were their fault because they did not heed his earlier prophecy?
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Servants Who was the loyal servant Odysseus first saw upon his return?
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Servants Who was the disloyal servant that kicked Odysseus’ hip?
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Servants Who was the disloyal servant that was sleeping with Eurymakhos?
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Servants Who was the loyal servant that helped Telemakhos hide the arms?
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Suitors Who was the suitor who said they should not stop until they kill Telemakhos?
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Suitors Who was the suitor that said they should not kill Telemakhos unless the gods approve?
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Suitors Who was the suitor that said they should not kill Telemakhos unless the gods approve?
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Suitors Who was the first suitor to try the contest of the bow?
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Suitors Who was the suitor that was most worried about letting Odysseus the beggar try the bow contest?
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Suitors Who was the suitor that Odysseus warned to leave, but Athena would not let him?
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Suitors Who was the first suitor to die?
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Suitors Who was the second suitor to die?
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Suitors Who was the first suitor Telemakhos killed?
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Suitors Who was the suitor Philoitios killed?
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Suitors Whose father was Eupeithes?
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Quotes: Identify Speaker
“No more of this thought. Two of a kind, we are, contrivers both. Of all men now alive you are the best in plots and story telling. My own fame is for wisdom among the gods”
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Quotes: Identify Speaker
“Let me be blown out by the Olympians! Shot by Artemis, I still might go and see amid the shades Odysseus in the rot of the underworld.”
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Quotes: Identify Speaker
“Yes, try the suitors. You may collect a few more loaves, and then learn who are the decent lads, and who are the vicious – although not one can be excused from death!”
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Quotes: Identify Speaker
“O fortunate Odysseus, master mariner and soldier, blessed son of old Laertes! The girl you brought home made a valiant wife! True to her husband’s honor and her own, Penelope, Ikarios’ faithful daughter.”
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