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Quarter One Mythology Final Exam

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Vocabulary Set One:

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
disembarked		hard, tiring work
counsel		careless; thoughtless
emanating		advice; discussion
plague		left a ship to go ashore
heedless		went beyond; excelled
toil		coming forth, as from a source
stifle		enjoyment
jeered		smother, hold back
relish		pester; harass; torment
surpassed		made fun of; mocked; taunted

Vocabulary Set Two:

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
parlor		dirty or untidy person
impregnable		room set aside for entertaining guests; living room
ruefully		in a quick, easy, light way; with agility
taciturn		person whose job consists of hard, unpleasant work
diabolical		almost always silent; not liking to talk
nimbly		a steel or iron block
drudge		mean-spirited
sloven		devilishly or inhumanly cruel
malicious		regretfully
anvil		unable to be taken by force

Vocabulary Set 3:

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
intrigue		isolated or secluded
Ceres		indirect negative remark or hint
Cerberus		behaving in an impatient manner
innuendo		secret or underhanded plot
Juno		wife of pluto
Psyche		queen of the gods
remote		roman goddess of love and beauty
petulantly		girl whose beauty rivals that of Venus
Venus		three-headed dog that guards the entrance to the underworld
Proserpina		Roman goddess of farming

Prometheus & The First People
In this origin myth, what gifts does Prometheus give to man?

A.  fire and ice

B.  fire and strength

C.  fire and intelligence

D.  fire and love

Prometheus & The First People
According to the myth of Prometheus, presenting humans with these gifts is an example of

A.  a quest.

B.  a transgression.

C.  trickery or deception.

D.  supernatural strength.

Prometheus & The First People
Judging from the story of Prometheus, which personal quality was admired in the cultural context of ancient Greece?

A.  intelligence

B.  dishonesty

C.  caution

D.  humor

Prometheus & The First People
Judging from Zeus’s treatment of Prometheus, how did the ancient Greeks view Zeus?

A.  They saw Zeus as a wise, compassionate father.

B.  They saw Zeus as an insecure, vengeful leader.

C.  They saw Zeus as a weak, confused old man.

D.  They saw Zeus as a carefree, indulgent uncle.

Prometheus & The First People
Why does Zeus punish Prometheus?

A.  for creating man

B.  for giving man the shape of the gods

C.  for allowing man to walk upright

D.  for stealing fire for man

Prometheus & The First People
The myth of Pandora explains the origins of:

A.  evil, suffering and hope.

B.  evil, suffering and hopelessness.

C.  fire, grief and punishment.

D.  beauty, happiness and love.

Prometheus & The First People
In comparing and contrasting the myths of Prometheus and Pandora, you can see that Zeus’s character

A.  doesn’t change.

B.  shows more sympathy towards humans

C.  is more protective of women

D. shows more compassion towards the Titans.

Prometheus & The First People
Pandora’s transgression in “Prometheus and the First People” is a result of gifts from

A.  Epimetheus.

B.  Prometheus.

C.  Zeus and the gods.

D.  an unknown source.

Prometheus & The First People
From the point of view of the gods, Pandora’s disobedience undoes the harm of Prometheus’ first infraction because

A. now Prometheus will become the enemy of Pandora.

B.  now Pandora will be punished instead of Prometheus.

C.  now humanity will lose hope in its struggle against the gods.

D. now humanity will never be as great as the gods.

Prometheus & The First People
Judging from the myth of Pandora, what did the ancient Greeks believe about the gods?

A.  The gods were always careful to act in the best interests of people.

B.  The gods hated all people and were always trying to hurt them.

C.  The gods interfered in human life, sometimes for good and sometimes for harm.

D.  The gods were distant beings who had no interest in people’s lives at all.

Prometheus & The First People
What insight about intelligence and curiosity does the myth of Pandora convey in this story?

A.  They save humanity from the world’s evils.

B.  They are both a blessing and a curse.

C.  In the end, they do not matter very much.

D.  In the end, we would be better off without them.

Prometheus & The First People
Why are Deucalion and Pyrrha spared in the flood?

A.  because they are old

B.  because they are virtuous

C.  because they are friends of Zeus

D.  because they are friends of Prometheus

Prometheus & The First People
The myth of the flood explains why

A.  there is evil in the world.

B.  some people fight against evil.

C.  curiosity can be dangerous.

D.  people are able to bear their suffering.

Prometheus & The First People
In the three myths told in this selection, the overall view of humanity is that people are

A.  helpless, inferior begins.

B.  flawed, but capable of greatness.

C.  hopelessly evil.

D.  superior to the gods.

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
“The Orphan Boy and the Elk Dog” is a myth of origins because it explains

A. the origins of spirits.

B.  the origins of buffalo hunting.

C.  the origins of horses.

D.  the origins of orphans.

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
In the myth, what sets Good Running apart from the other people in the village?

A.  He is a skilled hunter and warrior who can survive on his own.

B.  He is compassionate and willing to look beyond people’s prejudices.

C.  He is slow-witted, and other people take advantage of his kindness.

D.  He is powerful enough to fight others into obeying his wishes.

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
Long Arrow’s decision to go on a quest is motivated by his

A.  gratitude to the Blackfeet tribe.

B.  gratitude to his adopted grandfather.

C.  envy of the Blackfeet chief.

D.  envy of the other boys in the tribe.

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
Based on the myth, what personal qualities were admired by the Blackfeet?

A.  cleverness, quickness, and humor

B.  endurance, persistence, and bravery

C.  stillness, imagination,  and originality

D.  impatience, defiance, and deception

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
What is one aspect of Long Arrow’s quest that is fantastic or miraculous?

A.  He is able to breathe and talk underwater.

B.  He is able to talk to horses and read their thoughts.

C.  He is able to travel a long distance all by himself.

D.  He is able to lead all the horses back to his people.

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
What does Long Arrow’s decision to share his Elk Dogs with Good Running reveal about his character?

A.  He is fearful that Good Running will reject him.

B.  He is considerate and generous as well as strong and brave.

C.  The Elk Dogs are not important to him.

D.  His main concern is making the other villagers feel envious.

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
Based on Long Arrow’s experiences, one observation you can make is that

A.  loners always make the best leaders in the end.

B.  luck is the most important secret of success.

C.  people do not always recognize the true heroes among us.

D.  great success is achieved only by breaking the rules of society.

The Love of Cupid & Psyche
At the beginning of the story, Venus's feeling about Psyche is one of

A. Maternal concern

B. Friendly affection

C. Casual indifference

D. Jealousy and anger

The Love of Cupid & Psyche
How many sisters did Psyche have?

A. One

B. Three

C. Two

D. None

The Love of Cupid & Psyche
How many tasks did Psyche have to complete?

A. Four

B. Three

C. Six

D. None

The Love of Cupid & Psyche
Which god falls in love with Psyche?

A. Ceres

B. Cerberus

C. Cupid

D. Venus

The Love of Cupid & Psyche
Why does Psyche's husnd leave her?

A. She doesn't trust him

B. Her sisters told him to

C. He falls in love with Venus

D. He had to go on a quest

Ashputtle
What task is Ashputtle given?

A. gathering wool

B. planting a tree

C. cleaning the house

D. sorting lentils

Ashputtle
What does the stepmother tell the stepsisters to do when the shoe doesn’t fit them?

A. make an identical shoe in their size

B.   cut off part of their feet

C.   do exercises to make their feet shrink

D.    ask the birds to give them new shoes

Ashputtle
Which is NOT an aspect of the stepsisters’ just end?

A. their mother marries a wealthy man

Vocabulary Set One:

disembarked

hard, tiring work

counsel

careless; thoughtless

emanating

advice; discussion

plague

left a ship to go ashore

heedless

went beyond; excelled

toil

coming forth, as from a source

stifle

enjoyment

jeered

smother, hold back

relish

pester; harass; torment

surpassed

made fun of; mocked; taunted

Vocabulary Set Two:

parlor

dirty or untidy person

impregnable

room set aside for entertaining guests; living room

ruefully

in a quick, easy, light way; with agility

taciturn

person whose job consists of hard, unpleasant work

diabolical

almost always silent; not liking to talk

nimbly

a steel or iron block

drudge

mean-spirited

sloven

devilishly or inhumanly cruel

malicious

regretfully

anvil

unable to be taken by force

Vocabulary Set 3:

intrigue

isolated or secluded

Ceres

indirect negative remark or hint

Cerberus

behaving in an impatient manner

innuendo

secret or underhanded plot

Juno

wife of pluto

Psyche

queen of the gods

remote

roman goddess of love and beauty

petulantly

girl whose beauty rivals that of Venus

Venus

three-headed dog that guards the entrance to
the underworld

Proserpina

Roman goddess of farming

Prometheus & The First People
In this origin myth, what gifts does Prometheus give to man?

A.  fire and ice

B.  fire and strength

C.  fire and intelligence

D.  fire and love

Prometheus & The First People
According to the myth of Prometheus, presenting humans with these gifts is an example of

A.  a quest.

B.  a transgression.

C.  trickery or deception.

D.  supernatural strength.

Prometheus & The First People
Judging from the story of Prometheus, which personal quality was admired in the cultural context of ancient Greece?

A.  intelligence

B.  dishonesty

C.  caution

D.  humor

Prometheus & The First People
Judging from Zeus’s treatment of Prometheus, how did the ancient Greeks view Zeus?

A.  They saw Zeus as a wise, compassionate father.

B.  They saw Zeus as an insecure, vengeful leader.

C.  They saw Zeus as a weak, confused old man.

D.  They saw Zeus as a carefree, indulgent uncle.

Prometheus & The First People
Why does Zeus punish Prometheus?

A.  for creating man

B.  for giving man the shape of the gods

C.  for allowing man to walk upright

D.  for stealing fire for man

Prometheus & The First People
The myth of Pandora explains the origins of:

A.  evil, suffering and hope.

B.  evil, suffering and hopelessness.

C.  fire, grief and punishment.

D.  beauty, happiness and love.

Prometheus & The First People
In comparing and contrasting the myths of Prometheus and Pandora, you can see that Zeus’s character

A.  doesn’t change.

B.  shows more sympathy towards humans

C.  is more protective of women

D. shows more compassion towards the Titans.

Prometheus & The First People
Pandora’s transgression in “Prometheus and the First People” is a result of gifts from

A.  Epimetheus.

B.  Prometheus.

C.  Zeus and the gods.

D.  an unknown source.

Prometheus & The First People
From the point of view of the gods, Pandora’s disobedience undoes the harm of Prometheus’ first infraction because

A. now Prometheus will become the enemy of Pandora.

B.  now Pandora will be punished instead of Prometheus.

C.  now humanity will lose hope in its struggle against the gods.

D. now humanity will never be as great as the gods.

Prometheus & The First People
Judging from the myth of Pandora, what did the ancient Greeks believe about the gods?

A.  The gods were always careful to act in the best interests of people.

B.  The gods hated all people and were always trying to hurt them.

C.  The gods interfered in human life, sometimes for good and sometimes for harm.

D.  The gods were distant beings who had no interest in people’s lives at all.

Prometheus & The First People
What insight about intelligence and curiosity does the myth of Pandora convey in this story?

A.  They save humanity from the world’s evils.

B.  They are both a blessing and a curse.

C.  In the end, they do not matter very much.

D.  In the end, we would be better off without them.

Prometheus & The First People
Why are Deucalion and Pyrrha spared in the flood?

A.  because they are old

B.  because they are virtuous

C.  because they are friends of Zeus

D.  because they are friends of Prometheus

Prometheus & The First People
The myth of the flood explains why

A.  there is evil in the world.

B.  some people fight against evil.

C.  curiosity can be dangerous.

D.  people are able to bear their suffering.

Prometheus & The First People
In the three myths told in this selection, the overall view of humanity is that people are

A.  helpless, inferior begins.

B.  flawed, but capable of greatness.

C.  hopelessly evil.

D.  superior to the gods.

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
“The Orphan Boy and the Elk Dog” is a myth of origins because it explains

A. the origins of spirits.

B.  the origins of buffalo hunting.

C.  the origins of horses.

D.  the origins of orphans.

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
In the myth, what sets Good Running apart from the other people in the village?

A.  He is a skilled hunter and warrior who can survive on his own.

B.  He is compassionate and willing to look beyond people’s prejudices.

C.  He is slow-witted, and other people take advantage of his kindness.

D.  He is powerful enough to fight others into obeying his wishes.

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
Long Arrow’s decision to go on a quest is motivated by his

A.  gratitude to the Blackfeet tribe.

B.  gratitude to his adopted grandfather.

C.  envy of the Blackfeet chief.

D.  envy of the other boys in the tribe.

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
Based on the myth, what personal qualities were admired by the Blackfeet?

A.  cleverness, quickness, and humor

B.  endurance, persistence, and bravery

C.  stillness, imagination,  and originality

D.  impatience, defiance, and deception

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
What is one aspect of Long Arrow’s quest that is fantastic or miraculous?

A.  He is able to breathe and talk underwater.

B.  He is able to talk to horses and read their thoughts.

C.  He is able to travel a long distance all by himself.

D.  He is able to lead all the horses back to his people.

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
What does Long Arrow’s decision to share his Elk Dogs with Good Running reveal about his character?

A.  He is fearful that Good Running will reject him.

B.  He is considerate and generous as well as strong and brave.

C.  The Elk Dogs are not important to him.

D.  His main concern is making the other villagers feel envious.

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
Based on Long Arrow’s experiences, one observation you can make is that

A.  loners always make the best leaders in the end.

B.  luck is the most important secret of success.

C.  people do not always recognize the true heroes among us.

D.  great success is achieved only by breaking the rules of society.

The Love of Cupid & Psyche
At the beginning of the story, Venus's feeling about Psyche is one of

A. Maternal concern

B. Friendly affection

C. Casual indifference

D. Jealousy and anger

The Love of Cupid & Psyche
How many sisters did Psyche have?

A. One

B. Three

C. Two

D. None

The Love of Cupid & Psyche
How many tasks did Psyche have to complete?

A. Four

B. Three

C. Six

D. None

The Love of Cupid & Psyche
Which god falls in love with Psyche?

A. Ceres

B. Cerberus

C. Cupid

D. Venus

The Love of Cupid & Psyche
Why does Psyche's husnd leave her?

A. She doesn't trust him

B. Her sisters told him to

C. He falls in love with Venus

D. He had to go on a quest

Ashputtle
What task is Ashputtle given?

A. gathering wool

B. planting a tree

C. cleaning the house

D. sorting lentils

Ashputtle
What does the stepmother tell the stepsisters to do when the shoe doesn’t fit them?

A. make an identical shoe in their size

B.   cut off part of their feet

C.   do exercises to make their feet shrink

D.    ask the birds to give them new shoes

Ashputtle
Which is NOT an aspect of the stepsisters’ just end?

A. their mother marries a wealthy man

B. their feet are damaged

C. they do not get to marry the prince

D. they get their eyes pecked out

Ashputtle
How are Ashputtle and the prince similar?

A. both go on a long quest

B. both fail to pass a test

C. both have jealous relatives

D. both are helped by mysterious guides

Ashputtle
How does the king’s celebration contribute to the story’s archetypal pattern?

A. the king is a hero who triumphs

B. the celebration is a just reward

C. the celebration lasts three days

D. the king is a mysterious guide

Ashputtle
What test must Ashputtle pass in order to become the prince’s bride?

A.  she must show that the slipper fits her foot

B. she must get a branch to grow into a tree

C. she must sort lentils from the ashes

D. she must find a way to conceal her identity

Ashputtle
This story suggests that human beings highly value

A. jealousy

B. survival

C. nature

D. persistence

Ashputtle
Why does her family call her “Ashputtle”?

A. they found her in a puddle

B. they thought her magical powers were hidden in ashes

C. she cooks her meals in the ashes

D. she always looks dusty and dirty

Ashputtle
Who are the supernatural helpers or guides in this story?

A. the mice

B. the fairy godmother

C. the birds

D. the prince

Ashputtle
The sisters of Ashputtle

A. are beautiful on the outside but ugly on the inside

B.    treat her with kindness

C.    follow the orders of a powerful older woman

D.    die as a result of their wickedness

Sundiata
Like many other epic heroes, Mari Djata

A.    has a great talent that everyone recognizes.

B.  has parents who believe in him.

C.  has a special burden that he must overcome.

D.  has not been marked by destiny.

Sundiata
According to the story, what was the significance of the griot in Mali culture?

A.  He was a storyteller who spent all his time entertaining children.

B.  He was a storyteller who was also a trusted adviser to the king.

C.  He was a soothsayer who foretold important events.

D.  He was a soothsayer who also worked as a blacksmith.

Sundiata
What motivates Mari Djata to finally use his power?

A.  his sister’s humiliation

B.  his mother’s humiliation

C.  his own wounded pride

D.  his discovery of an iron bar.

Sundiata
Mari Djata first demonstrates his heroic qualities by using his strength to

A.  kill an enemy.

B.  punish a criminal.

C.  defend his father’s name.

D.  defend his mother’s honor.

Sundiata
The main point of Sundiata is about how Mari Djata

A.  is a source of humiliation for his mother.

B.  finally proves his fitness to be king.

C.  becomes his father’s pride and joy.

D.  punishes his evil aunt.

The Once & Future King
What is the sword stuck in?

A rock

An anvil

The church steps

Underwater

The Once & Future King
Why does The Wart attempt to pull the sword out?

He wants to be king

To prove he is better than Kay

So he doesn't disappoint Kay

To earn his shilling

The Once & Future King
Where is the tournament being held?

London

Paris

Rome

Milan

The Once & Future King
Who is Arthur's mentor?

Kay

Sir Ector

Pellinore

Merlin

The Once & Future King
Why did The Wart bring Kay a different sword?

The inn was closed

He wanted Kay to be king

He knew that sword would win him the tournament

He didn't want to walk back to the inn.

The Once & Future King
Which of the following is an exmaple of a nonhistrocal element?

The talking animals

Merlin's ability to disappear

The jousting tournament

Both A and B

Quarter One Mythology Final Exam

Quarter One Mythology Final Exam

Vocabulary Set One:

Vocabulary Set Two:

Vocabulary Set 3:

Prometheus & The First PeopleIn this origin myth, what gifts does Prometheus give to man?

Prometheus & The First PeopleAccording to the myth of Prometheus, presenting humans with these gifts is an example of

Prometheus & The First PeopleJudging from the story of Prometheus, which personal quality was admired in the cultural context of ancient Greece?

Prometheus & The First PeopleJudging from Zeus’s treatment of Prometheus, how did the ancient Greeks view Zeus?

Prometheus & The First PeopleWhy does Zeus punish Prometheus?

Prometheus & The First PeopleThe myth of Pandora explains the origins of:

Prometheus & The First PeopleIn comparing and contrasting the myths of Prometheus and Pandora, you can see that Zeus’s character

Prometheus & The First PeoplePandora’s transgression in “Prometheus and the First People” is a result of gifts from

Prometheus & The First PeopleFrom the point of view of the gods, Pandora’s disobedience undoes the harm of Prometheus’ first infraction because

Prometheus & The First PeopleJudging from the myth of Pandora, what did the ancient Greeks believe about the gods?

Prometheus & The First PeopleWhat insight about intelligence and curiosity does the myth of Pandora convey in this story?

Prometheus & The First PeopleWhy are Deucalion and Pyrrha spared in the flood?

Prometheus & The First PeopleThe myth of the flood explains why

Prometheus & The First PeopleIn the three myths told in this selection, the overall view of humanity is that people are

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog“The Orphan Boy and the Elk Dog” is a myth of origins because it explains

The Orphan Boy & The Elk DogIn the myth, what sets Good Running apart from the other people in the village?

The Orphan Boy & The Elk DogLong Arrow’s decision to go on a quest is motivated by his

The Orphan Boy & The Elk DogBased on the myth, what personal qualities were admired by the Blackfeet?

The Orphan Boy & The Elk DogWhat is one aspect of Long Arrow’s quest that is fantastic or miraculous?

The Orphan Boy & The Elk DogWhat does Long Arrow’s decision to share his Elk Dogs with Good Running reveal about his character?

The Orphan Boy & The Elk DogBased on Long Arrow’s experiences, one observation you can make is that

The Love of Cupid & PsycheAt the beginning of the story, Venus's feeling about Psyche is one of

The Love of Cupid & PsycheHow many sisters did Psyche have?

The Love of Cupid & PsycheHow many tasks did Psyche have to complete?

The Love of Cupid & PsycheWhich god falls in love with Psyche?

The Love of Cupid & PsycheWhy does Psyche's husnd leave her?

AshputtleWhat task is Ashputtle given?

AshputtleWhat does the stepmother tell the stepsisters to do when the shoe doesn’t fit them?

AshputtleWhich is NOT an aspect of the stepsisters’ just end?

Prometheus & The First People
In this origin myth, what gifts does Prometheus give to man?

Prometheus & The First People
According to the myth of Prometheus, presenting humans with these gifts is an example of

Prometheus & The First People
Judging from the story of Prometheus, which personal quality was admired in the cultural context of ancient Greece?

Prometheus & The First People
Judging from Zeus’s treatment of Prometheus, how did the ancient Greeks view Zeus?

Prometheus & The First People
Why does Zeus punish Prometheus?

Prometheus & The First People
The myth of Pandora explains the origins of:

Prometheus & The First People
In comparing and contrasting the myths of Prometheus and Pandora, you can see that Zeus’s character

Prometheus & The First People
Pandora’s transgression in “Prometheus and the First People” is a result of gifts from

Prometheus & The First People
From the point of view of the gods, Pandora’s disobedience undoes the harm of Prometheus’ first infraction because

Prometheus & The First People
Judging from the myth of Pandora, what did the ancient Greeks believe about the gods?

Prometheus & The First People
What insight about intelligence and curiosity does the myth of Pandora convey in this story?

Prometheus & The First People
Why are Deucalion and Pyrrha spared in the flood?

Prometheus & The First People
The myth of the flood explains why

Prometheus & The First People
In the three myths told in this selection, the overall view of humanity is that people are

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
“The Orphan Boy and the Elk Dog” is a myth of origins because it explains

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
In the myth, what sets Good Running apart from the other people in the village?

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
Long Arrow’s decision to go on a quest is motivated by his

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
Based on the myth, what personal qualities were admired by the Blackfeet?

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
What is one aspect of Long Arrow’s quest that is fantastic or miraculous?

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
What does Long Arrow’s decision to share his Elk Dogs with Good Running reveal about his character?

The Orphan Boy & The Elk Dog
Based on Long Arrow’s experiences, one observation you can make is that

The Love of Cupid & Psyche
At the beginning of the story, Venus's feeling about Psyche is one of

The Love of Cupid & Psyche
How many sisters did Psyche have?

The Love of Cupid & Psyche
How many tasks did Psyche have to complete?

The Love of Cupid & Psyche
Which god falls in love with Psyche?

The Love of Cupid & Psyche
Why does Psyche's husnd leave her?

Ashputtle
What task is Ashputtle given?

Ashputtle
What does the stepmother tell the stepsisters to do when the shoe doesn’t fit them?

Ashputtle
Which is NOT an aspect of the stepsisters’ just end?