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Points are collected Points are collected as a team; however, as a team; however,

each player must answer each player must answer his/her question his/her question

without helpwithout help from teammates.from teammates.

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If a question is answered If a question is answered correctlycorrectly, that team , that team addsadds those points to their team those points to their team score. The opposing team score. The opposing team may now chose a question.may now chose a question.



If a question is answered If a question is answered incorrectly, the team score incorrectly, the team score

does not changedoes not change. . The opposing team may The opposing team may now chose a question.now chose a question.



This game does not support This game does not support automatic scoring. Please automatic scoring. Please assign a scorekeeper for assign a scorekeeper for your team. This person your team. This person

should should keep track of points keep track of points for both teamsfor both teams..

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Choose Choose from from the the followinfollowing topicsg topics

Choose Choose from from the the followinfollowing topicsg topics

You will choose You will choose questions from questions from the following the following

six topic areas:six topic areas:

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Grammar

What do you know about…What do you know about…What do you know about…What do you know about…


Vocab


American Literature:


Modern Poetry


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Characters Characters The Male The Male

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Characters Characters

The The Female Female

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Places Places About an About an Epic (and Epic (and an Epic an Epic Hero) Hero)

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The man who wrote “The Iliad”

and “The Odyssey.”

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Who is Homer?Who is Homer?Who is Homer?Who is Homer?

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The son of Odysseus


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Who is Who is Telemachus? Telemachus?

Who is Who is Telemachus? Telemachus?

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Roman name of Odysseus.






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Who is Ulysses?Who is Ulysses?Who is Ulysses?Who is Ulysses?

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The Cyclops.






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Who is Who is Polyphemus?Polyphemus?

Who is Who is Polyphemus?Polyphemus?

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Father of Odysseus.






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Who is Laertes? Who is Laertes? Who is Laertes? Who is Laertes?

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Wife of Odysseus.






Who is Penelope?Who is Penelope?

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Goddess who takes Odysseus side and

disguises him.






Who is Athena? Who is Athena?

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Enchantress / witch who tried to keep

Odysseus, and turned his men into swine.






Who is Circe?Who is Circe?

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Princess who falls in love with Odysseus

when he “washes up” on shore, and who plans to marry him.






Who is Nausica?Who is Nausica?

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The sea monster of grey rock who

ate several of Odysseus’s men.






Who is Scylla?Who is Scylla?

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The place where Odysseus fought and won a war.






What is Troy? What is Troy?

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The home of Odysseus; the

place he is desperately

trying to get back to.






What is Ithica?What is Ithica?

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The people who offered a

Special plant to Odysseus

And his men.

The people who offered a

Special plant to Odysseus

And his men.




Who are the Who are the Lotus Eaters?Lotus Eaters?

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The whirlpool Odysseus and his crew must avoid.






What is Charybdis?What is Charybdis?

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The kingdom ruled by

Alcinous, where Odysseus tells of his adventures.






What is Phaeacia?What is Phaeacia?

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An epic must be told in this kind of style.






What is elevated?What is elevated?

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At the beginning of an epic, the storyteller may call on

this to help him tell the story.






What is a muse?What is a muse?

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An epic often begins here, a Latin phrase for “in the middle of

things”






What is in media res?What is in media res?

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An epic hero often encounters women

as this.






What are What are temptresses?temptresses?

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A Greek or Latin epic is usually written in this meter.






What is hexameter?What is hexameter?

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This adjective, This adjective, deriving from the deriving from the

name of the name of the Odyssey’s author, Odyssey’s author, means “massive; means “massive;

large-scale.”large-scale.”

This adjective, This adjective, deriving from the deriving from the

name of the name of the Odyssey’s author, Odyssey’s author, means “massive; means “massive;

large-scale.”large-scale.”




What is What is homeric?homeric?

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This adjective means “rebellious,” and is especially used to describe a crew of sailors that rebels.






What is mutinous?What is mutinous?

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Meaning “of great size or strength,” this word comes

from the old gods.






What is titanic?What is titanic?

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These two things are commonly said to be the

food of the gods.






What are nectar What are nectar And ambrosia??And ambrosia??

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This phrase means “in the best or most

vigorous stage of their lives”; it is used to

describe the suitors at Odysseus’s house.






What is What is ““in their prime”?in their prime”?

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Odysseus has been away from home this many years.






What is What is Twenty years?Twenty years?

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The name of Odysseus’ faithful

dog.






What is Argus?What is Argus?

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Penelope has been working on this

during Odysseus’ absence.






What is a tapestry?What is a tapestry?

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The final test of the suitors’ strength

requires them to bend this.






What isWhat isOdysseus’ bow?Odysseus’ bow?

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Several times in the Epic, Dawn is

described as having these.






What are What are fingertips of rose?fingertips of rose?

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Bonus Bonus QuestionQuestionBonus Bonus QuestionQuestion B O N U S Q U E S T I O NB O N U S Q U E S T I O NB O N U S Q U E S T I O NB O N U S Q U E S T I O N

Congratulations! Congratulations! If you answer the Bonus If you answer the Bonus

Question correctly, your team Question correctly, your team receives receives double the pointsdouble the points assigned to this question.assigned to this question.

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Directions Directions for Last for Last QuestionQuestion

Directions Directions for Last for Last QuestionQuestion D I R E C T I O N S D I R E C T I O N S D I R E C T I O N S D I R E C T I O N S

Team members Team members may consult may consult

on the final question on the final question of this gameof this game.

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If your answer is correct,

you may add the wagered amount

to your current score.

If your answer is correct,

you may add the wagered amount

to your current score.

If your answer is incorrect,

you must subtract the wagered amount

from your current score.

If your answer is incorrect,

you must subtract the wagered amount

from your current score.

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Last Last QuestioQuestion n

Last Last QuestioQuestion n

Name the prophet whom Odysseus seeks to speak to before returning home.


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Who is Tiresias? Who is Tiresias?

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