3. What happens when Ulysses' ship is sucked in at the gate of the wall?
(a) The men become ill.
(b) The men fall asleep.
(c) The men draw their swords.
(d) The men panic.

4. How many ships are destroyed by the giants?
(a) None.
(b) Two.
(c) One.
(d) Three.

5. What happens to the men Ulysses sends to scout out the island in Section 6?
(a) They find food.
(b) They get lost for many hours.
(c) They do not return.
(d) They are taken prisoner.

6. What does the flower Persephone makes cause people to do?
(a) Have nightmares.
(b) Dream.
(c) Fall asleep.
(d) Slip into comas.

7. How does Morpheus interfere with the Hellenes' dreams?
(a) Morpheus turns their nightmares to sweet dreams.
(b) Morpheus makes their dreams never ending.
(c) Morpheus appears in their dreams to give them information.
(d) Morpheus turns their sweet dreams into nightmares.

8. Who is kidnapped by Paris?
(a) Pandora.
(b) Helen.
(c) Penelope.
(d) Antigone.

9. Where does Pulyphemus trap the Hellenes?
(a) Within a ditch.
(b) By a river.
(c) In a hut.
(d) In a cave.

10. What is the wall that the Hellenes encounter made of?
(a) Stone.
(b) Gold.
(c) Silver.
(d) Bronze.

11. What does Ulysses offer to Polyphemus so that he can better enjoy his dinner?
(a) Wine.
(b) Dessert.
(c) Water.
(d) Goat meat.

12. Who are the people who live in the village in Section 2?
(a) The Tartarans.
(b) The Harmonians.
(c) The Circonians.
(d) The Cyclopses.

13. In Section 3, what does Ulysses carry to his ship even though he is tired?
(a) Golden treasure.
(b) Barrels of wine.
(c) His men.
(d) Livestock.

14. Who defeats Troy in an invasion?
(a) The Homerics.
(b) The Romans.
(c) The Olympians.
(d) The Greeks.

15. Who devises a plan to hide soldiers within a giant wooden horse?
(a) Ulysses.
(b) Telemachus.
(c) Achilles.
(d) Menelaus.