Autobiography of Red Quiz

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Who was Helen of Troy's father? (from Section 3)

The god Zeus.

King Geryon

King Stesichoros.

The god Herakles.

Given that rhinestones are, by definition, artificial diamonds, what does the chapter title "Rhinestones" suggest about the primary relationship in that chapter - that is, between Geryon and his mother? (from Section 4)

That it is, in some way, artificial, and not what Geryon's brother believes it to be.

That it is, in some way, artificial and not what Geryon believes it to be.

That it is, in some way, a precious treasure like a diamond.

That it is, in some way, incredibly rare and incredibly valuable, like a diamond.

When Geryon's mother comments that he is not weak, there are echoes of which previously discussed aspects of his personality and/or experiences, and why? (from Section 5)

The references to his mother in the previous section: they all suggest that she is telling him lies to manipulate him.

The references to "each" and "inside" in the previous section: they all suggest strength in individuality.

The references to "each" and "inside" in the previous section: they all suggest that Geryon is always going to be a victim.

The reference to his mother in the previous suggestion: they all suggest that Geryon has no identity of his own, and relies on his mother to define him.

What is the most likely reason that Geryon doesn't answer his mother's questions about Herakles? (from Section 6)

He's afraid that she won't care at all.

He's afraid that he will get Herakles in trouble

He's afraid of her negative reaction.

He's afraid that his brother will find out, and he'll get beaten up.

Narration refers to the actions of an aggressive parrot that might have killed another animal. This metaphorically references the actions of which character, and why? (from Section 12)

The actions of Herakles on the plane, because they are aggressive sexually.

The actions of Ancash on the plane, because they are aggressive sexually.

The actions of Ancash on the roof, because they are aggressive emotionally.

The actions of Geryon in the car, because they are aggressive emotionally.