3. In Section 8, what does the sea slope and narrow to become?
(a) Tartarus.
(b) The River Styx.
(c) The strait of the Sirens.
(d) A passage to Ithaca.

4. Where do the Hellenes attempt to sail directly to following Ulysses' order?
(a) Ithaca.
(b) Troy.
(c) Crete.
(d) Sparta.

5. How is Ulysses instructed to return Ino's veil to her?
(a) Throw it back into the water.
(b) Take it to Mount Olympus.
(c) Send it back to her with a gull.
(d) Ulysses is told not to return it.

6. What is special about Ino's veil?
(a) It has a sense of direction.
(b) It wards off sharks.
(c) It does not sink.
(d) It flies.

7. Through what device does Calypso watch Ulysses' journey?
(a) A magical fire.
(b) A magical mirror.
(c) A magical basin.
(d) A magical tablet.

8. What was Charybdis before she angered Zeus?
(a) A goddess.
(b) A human girl.
(c) A sorceress.
(d) A naiad.

9. What does Athene do when Ulysses departs from Phaeacia?
(a) Athene makes the winds blow so that the trip is quickened.
(b) Athene drugs Poseidon.
(c) Athene warns Poseidon not to interfere.
(d) Athene travels with him disguised as a servant.

10. What does the physical appearance of the Sirens cause Ulysses' men to do?
(a) Row toward the coast.
(b) Stop rowing.
(c) Row faster.
(d) Row slower.

11. What does Poseidon call up when he sees Ulysses at sea in Section 13?
(a) A gale.
(b) A strong current.
(c) A tidal wave.
(d) A storm.

12. What plant does Ulysses rest amongst after reaching land in Section 13?
(a) Wheat.
(b) Ferns.
(c) Grass.
(d) Reeds.

13. How is Ulysses' ship driven through the strait of the Sirens?
(a) By a current.
(b) By the wind.
(c) By Poseidon.
(d) By oar.

14. What is Ulysses told that Penelope weaves every day?
(a) A handkerchief.
(b) A rug.
(c) A cloak.
(d) A shroud.

15. What do Ulysses' men block their ears with to sail thought the strait of the Sirens?
(a) Leaves.
(b) Tree sap.
(c) Cotton.
(d) Wax.