2. Which of the following is NOT an argument that Ajax gives when fighting for the armor?
(a) His ancestral lines.
(b) His fighting history.
(c) His strong body.
(d) His battle scars.

3. What does Diana sacrifice in the place of Iphigenia?
(a) An calf.
(b) A lamb.
(c) A doe.
(d) A goat.

4. How do the women of Thracian attempt to kill Orpheus?
(a) By stoning him.
(b) By drowning him.
(c) By setting him on fire.
(d) By poisoning him.

5. Where does Orpheus go to attempt to win back his wife?
(a) The underworld.
(b) Mount Olympus.
(c) The heavens.
(d) The vally of the gods.

6. What type of bird is Daedalion transformed into when he jumps off the cliff?
(a) A kingfisher.
(b) A sparrow.
(c) A vulture.
(d) A hawk.

7. How does Galatea respond to Acis' death?
(a) She is heartbroken.
(b) She is relieved.
(c) She is amused.
(d) She is apathetic.

8. How do Aeneas' daughters escape their lives of slavery?
(a) They slowly transform into marble statues.
(b) They marry centaurs and live their lives in hiding.
(c) They transform into doves and fly away.
(d) They kill themselves and descend to the underworld.

9. What does the water nymph transform the attacking animals into?
(a) Granite.
(b) Marble.
(c) Gold.
(d) Ivory.

10. Why is Peleus exiled from Troy?
(a) For raping his wife.
(b) For beating a donkey.
(c) For killing his brother.
(d) For stealing from Midas.

11. Whose armor is fought over between Ajax and Ulysses?
(a) Achilles'.
(b) Argus'.
(c) Apollo's.
(d) Agamemnon's.

12. What is the name of the nymph sent to Alcyone to inform her of Ceyx's death?
(a) Echo.
(b) Whisper.
(c) Sleep.
(d) Dream.

13. What does Pygmalion sculpt his wife out of?
(a) Granite.
(b) Clay.
(c) Ivory.
(d) Limestone.

14. How does Julius Caesar react to the omens from the goddess?
(a) He tried to follow them, but failed.
(b) He ignored them.
(c) He followed the omens and was successful.
(d) He found the omens silly and amusing.

15. Which of the following acts is considered treason in Rome?
(a) Speaking ill of the Olympian gods.
(b) Leaving home and rebuilding in another city.
(c) Harvesting your crops early in the season.
(d) Building a house on someone else's land.