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Quarter One Mythology Final Exam

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Question 1
1.

Vocabulary Set One:

Draggable itemarrow_right_altCorresponding Item
surpassed
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hard, tiring work
heedless
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careless; thoughtless
stifle
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advice; discussion
disembarked
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left a ship to go ashore
toil
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went beyond; excelled
relish
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coming forth, as from a source
counsel
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enjoyment
plague
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smother, hold back
jeered
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pester; harass; torment
emanating
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made fun of; mocked; taunted
Question 2
2.

Vocabulary Set Two:

Draggable itemarrow_right_altCorresponding Item
malicious
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dirty or untidy person
nimbly
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room set aside for entertaining guests; living room
diabolical
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in a quick, easy, light way; with agility
drudge
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person whose job consists of hard, unpleasant work
anvil
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almost always silent; not liking to talk
taciturn
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a steel or iron block
ruefully
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mean-spirited
impregnable
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devilishly or inhumanly cruel
sloven
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regretfully
parlor
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unable to be taken by force
Question 3
3.

Vocabulary Set 3:

Draggable itemarrow_right_altCorresponding Item
petulantly
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isolated or secluded
intrigue
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indirect negative remark or hint
innuendo
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behaving in an impatient manner
remote
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secret or underhanded plot
Proserpina
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wife of pluto
Juno
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queen of the gods
Ceres
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roman goddess of love and beauty
Psyche
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girl whose beauty rivals that of Venus
Cerberus
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three-headed dog that guards the entrance to
the underworld
Venus
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Roman goddess of farming
Question 4
4.

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

Question 5
5.

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

Question 6
6.

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

Question 7
7.

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

Question 8
8.

Prometheus & The First People
Why does Zeus punish Prometheus?

Question 9
9.

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

Question 10
10.

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

Question 11
11.

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

Question 12
12.

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

Question 13
13.

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

Question 14
14.

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

Question 15
15.

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

Question 16
16.

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

Question 17
17.

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

Question 18
18.

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

Question 19
19.

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

Question 20
20.

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

Question 21
21.

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

Question 22
22.

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

Question 23
23.

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

Question 24
24.

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

Question 25
25.

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

Question 26
26.

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

Question 27
27.

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

Question 28
28.

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

Question 29
29.

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

Question 30
30.

Ashputtle
What task is Ashputtle given?

Question 31
31.

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

Question 32
32.

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

Question 33
33.

Ashputtle
How are Ashputtle and the prince similar?

Question 34
34.

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

Question 35
35.

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

Question 36
36.

Ashputtle
This story suggests that human beings highly value

Question 37
37.

Ashputtle
Why does her family call her “Ashputtle”?

Question 38
38.

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

Question 39
39.

Ashputtle
The sisters of Ashputtle

Question 40
40.

Sundiata
Like many other epic heroes, Mari Djata

Question 41
41.

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

Question 42
42.

Sundiata
What motivates Mari Djata to finally use his power?

Question 43
43.

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

Question 44
44.

Sundiata
The main point of Sundiata is about how Mari Djata

Question 45
45.

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

Question 46
46.

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

Question 47
47.

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

Question 48
48.

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

Question 49
49.

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

Question 50
50.

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