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Odyssey Test Review For each character or situation below do the following: write a description of who they are, summarize the external conflict that occurs.

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1 Odyssey Test Review For each character or situation below do the following: write a description of who they are, summarize the external conflict that occurs when Odysseus comes into contact with them, and the resolution. 1. Odysseus 6. Scylla 2. Polyphemus 7. The Sirens 3. Charybdis 8. Circe 4. Calypso 9. Lotus Eaters 5. Tiresias 10. Cattle of the Sun God

2 The Gods Write a sentence describing who each of the following gods or goddesses are and describe their relationship with Odysseus. 1. Zeus 5. Calypso 2. Athena 6. Circe 3. Poseidon 7. Hermes 4. Helios

3 Vocabulary Words Define each of the following words
Adversity 9. Tumult Formidable 10. Restitution Ravage Profusion Adversary Rancor Abominably Ardor

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