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Which characteristic of Ariadne affects how the conflict is resolved?

Her cleverness helps Theseus find his way out of the labyrinth.

Her beauty distracts the Minotaur so that Theseus can sly it.

Her bravery gives Theseus the inspiration to slay the Minotaur.

Her good-heartedness causes King Minos to grant her wish to marry Theseus.

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The setting of this story blends real and mythic elements. The mystic elements allow Theseus to-

fall in love with Ariadne

disagree with King Minos

travel by boat to Crete

escape the labyrinth

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Which detail best supports the idea that Ariadne does not support King Minos' actions?

On the grounds of his castle, King Minos had built a labyrinth, a maze of winding tunnels, full of twists and turns.

Is it possible to fall in love with only a glimpse?

She knew that Theseus had come to Crete to slay the Minotaur, and she was determined to help him.

Heeding Ariadne's words, he unwound the thread from the spool as he explored the halls of the labyrinth.

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Which of the following lists only elements that occur after the story's climax but before its resolution?

Theseus travels to Crete, confronts Minos, and is placed in the labyrinth.

Theseus decides to slay the Minotaur, travels to Crete, and kills the beast.

Theseus is put in the labyrinth, slays the Minotaur, and returns to Ariadne.

Theseus receives the golden thread, slays the Minotaur, and escapes the labyrinth.

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Read the sentence from paragraph 14 of the story.
"Following the trail of shining, golden thread through the darkness of the labyrinth, Theseus soon found himself outside the labyrinth's entrance where Ariadne waited."
Which of the following best paraphrases the sentence?

Theseus used the golden thread to rescue Ariadne from the maze.

Theseus used the golden thread to escape the maze and meet Ariadne.

Ariadne followed the golden thread to Theseus and led him out of the maze.

Ariadne and Theseus followed the golden thread to escape from the maze.

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Use "Thor's Hammer is Lost and Found" to and answer 6-9.
How is the main conflict in the play resolved?

Thor regains his hammer.

Thor agrees to dress up as Freya

Loki discovers Thrym has stolen the hammer.

Heimdall suggests Thor dress as Freya

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The playwright uses both dialogue and stage directions to show that Thor is -

powerful and not very intelligent

easily enraged and clever

clever and extremely powerful

thoughtful and proud

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Which of these correctly relates one theme of the play to a quality of Thor's?

Holding on to what you love too tightly can cause you to lose it.

Success is often the product of hard work, not intelligence.

Sometimes anger leads you to embarrass yourself.

You must sometimes overcome your pride to achieve a goal.

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Which sentences from the play best illustrate the idea that Thor is selfish?

My feather robe? You must be mad, Thor, it's just been cleaned!

Salutations, Loki! What brings you to the land of the giants?

I can't believe Freya has refused to marry Thrym! She knows how much Mjölnir means to me!

Maid, bring me Thor's hammer and put it in the lap of my bride.

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Use both passages to answer the questions 10-14.
One way in which the story and the play are similar is that both heroes-

have helpers

are patient

travel by boat

confront kings

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What theme do the story and the play share?

Facing up to your fears

Defeating an adversary

Finding true love

Being yourself

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Based on both the story and the play, what characteristic did the ancient Greek and ancient Norse cultures consider important?

Gentleness

Loyalty to family

Humility

Strength

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How do the purpose of the story and the play differ?

The story of Theseus is meant to entertain, while the play about Thor is meant to inform.

The story of Theseus is meant to instruct, while the play about Thor is meant to inspire.

The play about Thor is meant to shock, while the story of Theseus is meant to frighten.

The play about Thor is meant to amuse, while the story of Theseus is meant to inspire.

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Which of these best compares the character of Ariadne in the story to the character of Loki in the play?

Ariadne is clever, while Loki is jealous.

Ariadne is earnest, while Loki is cunning.

Ariadne is deceptive, while Loki is cowardly.

Ariadne is helpful, while Loki is resentful.

Theseus and the Minotaur/ Thor's Hammer is Lost and Found

Theseus and the Minotaur/ Thor's Hammer is Lost and Found

Which characteristic of Ariadne affects how the conflict is resolved?

The setting of this story blends real and mythic elements. The mystic elements allow Theseus to-

Which detail best supports the idea that Ariadne does not support King Minos' actions?

Which of the following lists only elements that occur after the story's climax but before its resolution?

Read the sentence from paragraph 14 of the story.
"Following the trail of shining, golden thread through the darkness of the labyrinth, Theseus soon found himself outside the labyrinth's entrance where Ariadne waited."
Which of the following best paraphrases the sentence?

Use "Thor's Hammer is Lost and Found" to and answer 6-9.
How is the main conflict in the play resolved?

The playwright uses both dialogue and stage directions to show that Thor is -

Which of these correctly relates one theme of the play to a quality of Thor's?

Which sentences from the play best illustrate the idea that Thor is selfish?

Use both passages to answer the questions 10-14.
One way in which the story and the play are similar is that both heroes-

What theme do the story and the play share?

Based on both the story and the play, what characteristic did the ancient Greek and ancient Norse cultures consider important?

How do the purpose of the story and the play differ?

Which of these best compares the character of Ariadne in the story to the character of Loki in the play?

Which characteristic of Ariadne affects how the conflict is resolved?

The setting of this story blends real and mythic elements. The mystic elements allow Theseus to-

Which detail best supports the idea that Ariadne does not support King Minos' actions?

Which of the following lists only elements that occur after the story's climax but before its resolution?

Read the sentence from paragraph 14 of the story.
"Following the trail of shining, golden thread through the darkness of the labyrinth, Theseus soon found himself outside the labyrinth's entrance where Ariadne waited."
Which of the following best paraphrases the sentence?

Use "Thor's Hammer is Lost and Found" to and answer 6-9.
How is the main conflict in the play resolved?

The playwright uses both dialogue and stage directions to show that Thor is -

Which of these correctly relates one theme of the play to a quality of Thor's?

Which sentences from the play best illustrate the idea that Thor is selfish?

Use both passages to answer the questions 10-14.
One way in which the story and the play are similar is that both heroes-

What theme do the story and the play share?

Based on both the story and the play, what characteristic did the ancient Greek and ancient Norse cultures consider important?

How do the purpose of the story and the play differ?

Which of these best compares the character of Ariadne in the story to the character of Loki in the play?

Theseus and the Minotaur/ Thor's Hammer is Lost and Found

Theseus and the Minotaur/ Thor's Hammer is Lost and Found

Which characteristic of Ariadne affects how the conflict is resolved?

The setting of this story blends real and mythic elements. The mystic elements allow Theseus to-

Which detail best supports the idea that Ariadne does not support King Minos' actions?

Which of the following lists only elements that occur after the story's climax but before its resolution?

Read the sentence from paragraph 14 of the story."Following the trail of shining, golden thread through the darkness of the labyrinth, Theseus soon found himself outside the labyrinth's entrance where Ariadne waited."Which of the following best paraphrases the sentence?

Use "Thor's Hammer is Lost and Found" to and answer 6-9.How is the main conflict in the play resolved?

The playwright uses both dialogue and stage directions to show that Thor is -

Which of these correctly relates one theme of the play to a quality of Thor's?

Which sentences from the play best illustrate the idea that Thor is selfish?

Use both passages to answer the questions 10-14.One way in which the story and the play are similar is that both heroes-

What theme do the story and the play share?

Based on both the story and the play, what characteristic did the ancient Greek and ancient Norse cultures consider important?

How do the purpose of the story and the play differ?

Which of these best compares the character of Ariadne in the story to the character of Loki in the play?

Which characteristic of Ariadne affects how the conflict is resolved?

The setting of this story blends real and mythic elements. The mystic elements allow Theseus to-

Which detail best supports the idea that Ariadne does not support King Minos' actions?

Which of the following lists only elements that occur after the story's climax but before its resolution?

Read the sentence from paragraph 14 of the story."Following the trail of shining, golden thread through the darkness of the labyrinth, Theseus soon found himself outside the labyrinth's entrance where Ariadne waited."Which of the following best paraphrases the sentence?

Use "Thor's Hammer is Lost and Found" to and answer 6-9.How is the main conflict in the play resolved?

The playwright uses both dialogue and stage directions to show that Thor is -

Which of these correctly relates one theme of the play to a quality of Thor's?

Which sentences from the play best illustrate the idea that Thor is selfish?

Use both passages to answer the questions 10-14.One way in which the story and the play are similar is that both heroes-

What theme do the story and the play share?

Based on both the story and the play, what characteristic did the ancient Greek and ancient Norse cultures consider important?

How do the purpose of the story and the play differ?

Which of these best compares the character of Ariadne in the story to the character of Loki in the play?

Read the sentence from paragraph 14 of the story.
"Following the trail of shining, golden thread through the darkness of the labyrinth, Theseus soon found himself outside the labyrinth's entrance where Ariadne waited."
Which of the following best paraphrases the sentence?

Use "Thor's Hammer is Lost and Found" to and answer 6-9.
How is the main conflict in the play resolved?

Use both passages to answer the questions 10-14.
One way in which the story and the play are similar is that both heroes-

Read the sentence from paragraph 14 of the story.
"Following the trail of shining, golden thread through the darkness of the labyrinth, Theseus soon found himself outside the labyrinth's entrance where Ariadne waited."
Which of the following best paraphrases the sentence?

Use "Thor's Hammer is Lost and Found" to and answer 6-9.
How is the main conflict in the play resolved?

Use both passages to answer the questions 10-14.
One way in which the story and the play are similar is that both heroes-