The Homeric Hymns Quiz | One Week Quiz A

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The Homeric Hymns Quiz | One Week Quiz A

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Hymns to Athena and Hestia.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does the narrative of The Hymn to Aphrodite describe her preparations for approaching Anchises?
(a) Manipulative.
(b) Elaborate.
(c) Simple.
(d) Deceitful.

2. Based on the ancient myths, what is known to happen when mortals have affairs with immortals?
(a) It can lead to destruction.
(b) It can lead to chaos.
(c) It can lead to tragedy.
(d) It can lead to confusion.

3. In the story, how does Aphrodite disguise herself in order to get close to Anchises?
(a) As another goddess.
(b) As a girl that Anchises once knew.
(c) As a mortal girl.
(d) As a girl that Anchises knows.

4. According to the myth, where was Athena born?
(a) From her mother's chin.
(b) From her mother's forehead.
(c) From her father's forehead.
(d) From her father's chin.

5. What is Anchises's initial reaction when he learns Aphrodite's true identity?
(a) He is angry.
(b) He is terrified.
(c) He is confused.
(d) He is amused.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to Aphrodite, what will the child she has with Anchises grow to become?

2. According to the poet of the hymns, who is responsible for Aphrodite's desire for mortal men?

3. How is the sailing ship that captures Dionysus described?

4. What is another word that depicts the form of art that Athena is associated with?

5. Who jumps overboard after Dionysus's transformation?

(see the answer key)

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