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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. What is the currency of Mount Olympus?
(a) The cylona.
(b) The atlas.
(c) The drachma.
(d) The lastrygonian.
2. What is contained in the pill bottle that Hermes gives to Percy?
(a) Chewable vitamins.
(b) Acetaminophen.
(c) Athena's Healing Elixer.
(d) Tic-tacs.
3. What does Tyson hit the hellhound with when it charges Percy in Chapter 9?
(a) A shovel.
(b) A coffee table.
(c) A fire extinguisher.
(d) His sword.
4. Who is Percy's science teacher?
(a) Mrs. Tesla.
(b) Mrs. Johnson.
(c) Mrs. de Milo.
(d) Mrs. Williams.
5. With whom are Percy, Tyson, and Annabeth punished with working in the kitchen patrol in Chapter 7?
(a) The cleaning harpies.
(b) The cleaning satyrs.
(c) The cleaning dryads.
(d) The cleaning dragons.
Short Answer Questions
1. How tall is Tyson?
2. Where does Percy meet his friend Tyson to go to school together each day?
3. What is Kronos referred to as in the narrative?
4. What does Percy claim the numbers given to him by the Gray Sisters are in Chapter 7?
5. What god has claimed Tyson as his son at the camp?
Short Essay Questions
1. From what narrative point of view is the novel related? How does this impact the story?
2. What are the significance and back-story of Thalia's tree?
3. Who is Matt Sloan and what role does he play in the novel?
4. What important information is related to Percy from the Three Gray Sisters?
5. Where is Percy's dream set in Chapter 1? What is Grover doing in the dream?
6. What Greek myth involves Jason and the Golden Fleece?
7. What takes place during the chariot races in Chapter 6?
8. What occurs when the camp directors are deciding what to do about Tyson in Chapter 5? What does this indicate?
9. Why is the Golden Fleece significant in The Sea of Monsters?
10. Who is Kronos and what Greek mythology focuses on him?
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