Greek Mythology JEOPARDY The Odyssey The Trojan War
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Greek Mythology JEOPARDY
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Q: A long Narrative Poem is called an: • A: Epic Back to the Game Board
Q: Name three people Athena disguises herself as • A: Mentes, Mentor, Telemakhos Back to the Game Board
Q: Name three epithets in the Odyssey? • A: Answers will vary Back to the Game Board
Q: _____ kills Agamemnon, while his son ____ seeks revenge for his death • A: Klytainmnestra, Orestes Back to the Game Board
Q: What epic style device is being used with the reference to the Orestia? • A: Repetition Back to the Game Board
Q: Name three themes in the Odyssey: • A: Identity, Desire to return home, loyalty Back to the Game Board
Q: Name seven places Odysseus travels to along his journey home • A: Ciconians, lotus eaters, Aeolus, Circe, Kyklopes, Kalyspso, Phaikans Back to the Game Board
Q: The prophecy for Odysseus stated: • A: He will return home after twenty years; a beggar and recognized by no one Back to the Game Board
Q: Name three Greek warriors • A: Achilles, Ajax, Patroclus, Agamemnon Back to the Game Board
Q: Used today, a “Trojan Horse” means • A: A deception from within Back to the Game Board
Q: Eris is the Goddess of ____ • A: Discord Back to the Game Board
Q: Name a Goddess that favors the Greeks • A: Hera, Athena Back to the Game Board
Q: He was the King of Troy • A: King Priam Back to the Game Board
Q: Achilles mother is named ____. She is a _____ who has the gift of ____ • A: Thetis, sea nymph, prophecy Back to the Game Board
Q: Has the gift of prophecy but is never believed • A: Cassandra Back to the Game Board
Q: The face that launched 1, 000 ships • A: Helen Back to the Game Board
Q: Finish the quote: “Two house holds…” • A: Both alike in dignity Back to the Game Board
Q: Shakespeare wrote ___ plays which consisted of ___, ____, and _____ • A: 37, comedy, tragedy, history Back to the Game Board
Q: Juliet asks Romeo not to swear by the moon because it is ____ • A: Inconsistent Back to the Game Board
Q: The play is written in what meter? Which consists of ___ feet for a total of ____ syllables • A: Iambic Pentameter, five, 10 Back to the Game Board
Q: Which character is a COMPLETE literary foil to Romeo • A: Mercutio Back to the Game Board
Q: Finish the quote: “virtue itself turns vice being misapplied and vice… • A: Sometimes by action dignified Back to the Game Board
Q: The exposition occurs during • A: Act 1 scene i Back to the Game Board
Q: Name the six people that die in the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet • A: Mercutio, Tybalt, Paris, Romeo, Juliet, Lady Montague Back to the Game Board
Q: 14 line poem • A: Sonnet Back to the Game Board
Q: A reference to a literary work or other work of art • A: Allusion Back to the Game Board
Q: a character whose personality traits contrast with and highlight those of another character • A: Literary Foil Back to the Game Board
Q: “Oh brawling love, oh loving hate” is an example of what literary device • A: Oxymoron Back to the Game Board
Q: “…Juliet is the sun” is an example of a • A: Metaphor Back to the Game Board
Q: contradiction between what a character thinks or says and what the reader or audience knows to be true. • A: Dramatic Irony Back to the Game Board
Q: "Arise fair sun, and kill the envious moon" is an example of: • A: Personification Back to the Game Board
Q: A play on words • A: A pun Back to the Game Board
Q: Size and font used in MLA • A: 12 Times New Roman Back to the Game Board
Q: What type of quotations do you use in formal writing? • A: Embedded quotations Back to the Game Board
Q: What is an independent clause? • A: A clause that can stand alone as one sentence Back to the Game Board
Q: What is the last sentence in the introduction paragraph? • A: Thesis Back to the Game Board
Q: Who is Harry Potter’s Literary Foil? • A: Severus Snape Back to the Game Board
Q: What is Miss Carlino’s favorite food? • A: Anything Pizza! Back to the Game Board
Q: What noise do all creatures make whilst eating? • A: NOM NOM Back to the Game Board
Q: What is the name of this course? • A: Patterns of Human Experience Back to the Game Board
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