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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the whirlpool near Scylla named?
(a) Narwhalia.
(b) Miasma.
(c) Charybdis.
(d) Athens.
2. Who is Athena's message for in Chapter 23?
(a) Telegonus.
(b) Telemachus.
(c) Circe.
(d) Penelope.
3. Which sea god had Odysseus incurred the wrath of?
(a) Glaucos.
(b) Poseidon.
(c) Tythus.
(d) Oceanus.
4. What is Telegonus most desperate to know about from Circe as he grows up?
(a) Stories about his own birth.
(b) Stories about how Circe casts her spells.
(c) Stories about his father Odysseus.
(d) Stories about Circe's life as a goddess.
5. What does Circe tell Telemachus about her history with Scylla?
(a) That she created Scylla.
(b) That she was Scylla's sister once.
(c) That she envied Scylla.
(d) That she hated Scylla because of Glaucos.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who comes to Aiaia with a message from Athena in Chapter 23?
2. What does Circe name her son?
3. Where is Odysseus from?
4. Who is Odysseus's father?
5. Which of Odysseus's men likes to sleep on Circe's roof?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens to Telegonus on Ithaca?
2. In Chapter 17, what choice does Circe begin to hope Odysseus might make?
3. What does Penelope teach Telegonus to do that he had never been able to do before?
4. What is the real reason Penelope wanted to come to Aiaia with Telegonus and Telemachus?
5. What kinds of stories does Odysseus tell Circe about his life during Chapter 16?
6. In Chapter 24, why do Telemachus and Penelope need some time to talk and walk alone?
7. Why does Telegonus leave Aiaia for the first time?
8. What does Telemachus give to Telegonus as a parting gift?
9. What is Circe's most significant act of transformation, which she preforms on herself in Chapter 27, meant to achieve?
10. Why does Circe fear Penelope and Telemachus at first in Chapter 21?
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