Chapter 19 - Mythology
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1.
Zeus "visited" Leda in the form of a _____.
a.
Swan
2.
The two sons of Zeus and Leda were Castor and _____.
a.
Polydeuces
3.
The two daughters of Zeus and Leda were _____ and Helen.
a.
Clytemnestra
4.
Castor and his brother are known together as the _____ or Gemini.
a.
Dioscuri
5.
The rejected suitors of Helen swore an oath to _____, the husband of Leda, to help Menelaus in a time of need.
a.
Tyndareus
6.
The Trojan prince _____ seduced Helen and took her back to Troy.
a.
Paris
7.
Paris is often called by the name _____.
a.
Alexander
8.
One source says that Helen never actually went to Troy, but rather spent the entire
Trojan War in _____.
a.
Egypt
9.
_____, the goddess of Discord, was not invited to the wedding of Peleus and Thetis.
a.
Eris
10.
While pregnant with Paris, Hecuba dreamed that she gave birth to a _____ that consumed the entire city of Troy.
a.
Firebrand
11.
The Judgment of Paris took place on Mt. _____.
a.
Ida
12.
The goddesses Aphrodite, Hera, and _____were contenders for the golden apple.
a.
Athena
13.
Paris awarded the golden apple to _____.
a.
Aphrodite
14.
The Trojans are often called Dardanians, which comes from the name _____.
a.
Dardanus
15.
____ hired Apollo and Poseidon to built the walls of Troy and then refused to pay them.
a.
Laomedon
16.
The Trojan king Podarces changed his name to _____.
a.
Priam
17.
The queen of Troy at the time of the Trojan War was _____.
a.
Hecuba
18.
Paris was married to the nymph _____, who refused to heal him and allowed him to die.
a.
Oenone
19.
The wife of Hector was _____.
a.
Andromache
20.
Next to Achilles, the greatest warrior on the battlefield at Troy was _____.
a.
Hector
21.
Hector and Andromache were the parents of _____.
a.
Astyanax
22.
Priam's son _____, who had the gift of prophecy, was the only one of the sons to survive the Trojan War.
a.
Helenus
23.
Priam's daughter _____ was given the gift of prophecy by Apollo, but no one believed her prophecies.
a.
Cassandra
24.
The parents of _____ were Aphrodite and Anchises.
a.
Aeneas
25.
Glaucus and _____ exchanged armor on the battlefield, and Glaucus got the short end of the deal.
a.
Diomedes 26.
Because he was subject to fate, Zeus could not prevent the death of his son _____.
a.
Sarpedon
27.
Diomedes and Odysseus killed the Thracian leader _____ and then captured his white horses.
a.
Rhesus
28.
The comander-in-chief of the Greek army was _____.
a.
Agamemnon
29.
The husband of Helen and brother of Agamemnon was _____.
a.
Menelaüs
30.
Odysseus and Diomedes stole into Troy and carried off the _____.
a.
Palladium
31.
The respected counselor _____ was king of Pylos.
a.
Nestor
32.
_____, son of Telamon, was second in prowess only to Achilles.
a.
Ajax
33.
_____ the Lesser, son of Oileus, violated Cassandra during the sack of Troy.
a.
Ajax
34.
_____ tried to avoid going to Troy by pretending to plowing a field and sewing salt in the furrows.
a.
Odysseus
35.
The Greek hero _____ was known for his military prowess, his cleverness, and his skill as an orator.
a.
Odysseus
36.
The prince of the Myrmidons was _____.
a.
Achilles
37.
The parents of Achilles were _____ and Thetis.
a.
Peleus
38.
Achilles was educated by the centaur _____.
a.
Chiron
39.
To prevent her son Achilles from going to the Trojan War, Thetis disguised him as a girl and hid him out on the island of _____.
a.
Scyros
40.
Phoenix and Patroclus were close companions of _____.
a.
Achilles
41.
Before sailing to Troy, the Greek fleet assembled at _____.
a.
Aulis
42.
In order that the winds would blow again, Agamemnon sacrificed his daughter _____.
a.
Iphigenia
43.
Agamemnon lured his daughter to Aulis on the pretext that she was going to marry _____.
a.
Achilles
44.
The prophet/soothsayer of the Greek army was named _____
a.
Calchas
45.
_____ was bitten by a snake and spent most of the Trojan War on the island of Lemnos.
a.
Philoctetes
46.
Philoctetes inherited from his father the bow and arrows of _____.
a.
Heracles
47.
Philoctetes used the bow and arrows of Heracles to kill _____.
a.
Paris
48.
_____ , the husband of Laodamia, was the first Greek to die in the Trojan War. a.
Protesilaus
49.
The Iliad
deals with the consequences of a quarrel between Agamemnon and _____.
a.
Achilles
50.
A replacement set of armor for Achilles was made by _____.
a.
Hephaestus
51.
The body of Hector was ransomed by his father _____
a.
Priam
52.
Achilles fell in love with _____ just as he was about to kill her.
a.
Penthesilea
53.
Achilles was shot in the heel and killed by _____.
a.
Paris
54.
After the Trojan War, Ajax and _____ contended for the armor of Achilles.
a.
Odysseus
55.
Priam was killed by Achilles' son _____.
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a.
Neoptolemus
56.
The wooden horse was designed by Odysseus but constructed by _____.
a.
Epeus
57.
The proverbial liar _____ convinced the Trojans to take the wooden horse into their city.
a.
Sinon
58.
The Trojan priest _____ and his two sons were killed by two huge serpents.
a.
Laocoön
59.
Pretending that they had left Troy, the Greek army concealed themselves on the island of _____.
a.
Tenedos
60.
Periodically produced on Broadway is the tragedy The Trojan Women
by _____.
a.
Euripides
61.
Aeneas lost his wife _____ on the night that the Greeks took Troy.
a.
Creusa
62.
Aeneas escaped from Troy carrying on his back his lame father _____.
a.
Anchises
63.
Meleager led the Calydonian _____ Hunt.
a.
Boar
64.
Meleager's mother _____ threw a log onto the fire, thus bringing about her son's death.
a.
Althaea
65.
Priam's daughter _____ was sacrificed on the tomb of Achilles.
a.
Polyxena