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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. In Chapter 3, when there is a revolt, who defeats the marauding forces?
(a) Balios.
(b) Adonis.
(c) Dinos.
(d) Esdras.
2. In Chapter 3, who does Electra think might be a good husband for her?
(a) Nilola.
(b) Dinos.
(c) Helios.
(d) Gaios.
3. In Chapter 1, when Agamemnon sent Clytemnestra home, how many men did he send to guard her?
(a) 3.
(b) 4.
(c) 5.
(d) 7.
4. Who does Electra consult with in Chapter 3 before she attends Dinos' feast?
(a) Raisa.
(b) Her mother.
(c) Spirits of her sister and father.
(d) An old friend.
5. In Chapter 1, how many men did Aegisthus have that were loyal to him?
(a) 600.
(b) 500.
(c) 750.
(d) 450.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 2, when Orestes and the guards reach their destination, how many boys are already there?
2. In Chapter 1, what family member of the old woman has been taken prisoner?
3. In Chapter 1, how long had Agamemnon been gone?
4. In Chapter 2, where does a guard take Orestes when he leaves his mother's room?
5. As Orestes travels with the guards in Chapter 2, what birds does he notice?
Short Essay Questions
1. Where is Orestes taken when they reach their destination in Chapter 2?
2. What causes Leander and Orestes to leave the old woman's house?
3. How does Clytemnestra say that Iphigenia died?
4. What happened to the people who lived with the old woman?
5. In Chapter 1, what does Clytenmestra think that she should have done with Electra when she got home?
6. In Chapter 2, what is the first rule that Leander creates and how does he intend for the boys to protect themselves?
7. What happened to Clytenmestra when Iphigenia was sacrificed?
8. How do the boys get the old woman to allow them to stay with her?
9. In Chapter 1, how did Clytenmestra control the elders?
10. Toward the end of Chapter 3, what does Electra realize might free her and how does she try to gain freedom?
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