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 exile Period of forced absence from one’s country

exile Period of forced absence from one’s country

 Steal or take by trickery or force plunder

Steal or take by trickery or force plunder

 Misfortune; hardship; suffering adversity

Misfortune; hardship; suffering adversity

 Enemy; opponent adversary

Enemy; opponent adversary

 Formal order; command Mandate

Formal order; command Mandate

 Able to perform a variety of functions versatile

Able to perform a variety of functions versatile

 valor Personal bravery

valor Personal bravery

 Sage Wise

Sage Wise

 Heavy; bulky; massive ponderous

Heavy; bulky; massive ponderous

 Friendly cordial

Friendly cordial

 one who tells stories to make a living minstrel

one who tells stories to make a living minstrel

 helps explain characters’ motivations Greek Values

helps explain characters’ motivations Greek Values

 treat all guests with respect Hospitality

treat all guests with respect Hospitality

 blind minstrel Homer

blind minstrel Homer

 mutual exchange between two people reciprocity

mutual exchange between two people reciprocity

 myth A story that uses fantasy to explain ideas about life

myth A story that uses fantasy to explain ideas about life

 extreme arrogance; self-pride hubris

extreme arrogance; self-pride hubris

 epic A long poem about the adventures of gods and goddesses

epic A long poem about the adventures of gods and goddesses

 actions should please the gods; Fate; gods honored through sacrifice religion

actions should please the gods; Fate; gods honored through sacrifice religion

 “…in one stride he clutched at my companions and caught them in his

“…in one stride he clutched at my companions and caught them in his hands like squirming puppies to beat their brains out. ” Homeric simile

 “Athena – she had the face that launched a thousand ships” Classical allusion

“Athena – she had the face that launched a thousand ships” Classical allusion

 A brief descriptive phrase epithet

A brief descriptive phrase epithet

 poem Long, narrative ______.

poem Long, narrative ______.

 Reflects the _______ of a nation or race values

Reflects the _______ of a nation or race values

 Addresses ____ concerns. universal

Addresses ____ concerns. universal

 hero Focuses on the adventures of a historical or legendary ______.

hero Focuses on the adventures of a historical or legendary ______.

 ______ plays an important role. supernatural

______ plays an important role. supernatural

 Story set in many _______. locations

Story set in many _______. locations

 odds Hero against the ______.

odds Hero against the ______.

 Story is simple and written in ______ language. formal

Story is simple and written in ______ language. formal

 Who kept Odysseus captive for seven years? Calypso

Who kept Odysseus captive for seven years? Calypso

 At the beginning of the Odyssey, what is happening? Odysseus is trying to

At the beginning of the Odyssey, what is happening? Odysseus is trying to sail home to Troy

 Poseidon’s main purpose in the story is to Make Odysseus suffer

Poseidon’s main purpose in the story is to Make Odysseus suffer

 Who is Poseidon? father of Polyphemus god of earthquakes god of the sea

Who is Poseidon? father of Polyphemus god of earthquakes god of the sea

What is significant about the following description that Odysseus gives us about the Cyclopes?

What is significant about the following description that Odysseus gives us about the Cyclopes? “. . . giants, louts without a law to bless them. In ignorance leaving the fruitage of the earth in mystery To the immortal gods, . . . ” Readers understand that this race of creatures is uncivilized.

 When Polyphemus eats some of Odysseus’ men, why does Odysseus not kill him

When Polyphemus eats some of Odysseus’ men, why does Odysseus not kill him immediately? He knows that Polyphemus is the only one who can open the cave door.

 What ancient Greek rule for living does Polyphemus break when Odysseus meets him

What ancient Greek rule for living does Polyphemus break when Odysseus meets him for the first time? hospitality

 Which trait does Odysseus exhibit by lying about his name to Polyphemus? cleverness

Which trait does Odysseus exhibit by lying about his name to Polyphemus? cleverness

 How does Polyphemus react when Odysseus tells him his real name? He throws

How does Polyphemus react when Odysseus tells him his real name? He throws a rock at the ship. He tells Odysseus that a prophet had told him he would lose his eye. He asks Odysseus to come back to the island so he can treat him well.

 Why does Odysseus shout to the Cyclops once he and his men are

Why does Odysseus shout to the Cyclops once he and his men are away from the island? He wants to brag about his own cleverness.