The Iliad (Grade 10)
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The Iliad
1.
Why does Chryses offer Agamemnon money?
- Because Chryses needed a new friend.
- Because Chryses likes giving away money.
- Because Agamemnon kidnapped his daughter and he wanted her back.
- Because Agamemnon loaned Chryses Money.
2.
Which of the following doesn't happen as an example of divine intervention in human affairs in Book 22 and 24 of the Iliad?
- Hermes steals Hector's body to protect it from Achilles' abuse.
- Athena helps Achilles in battle.
- Athena lures Hector to his doom in battle.
- Zeus declare that Achilles must return Hector's body to Priam
3.
Which of the following is the key motivation for Achilles' defiling Hector's corpse?
- He wishes to sap the morale of the Trojan army.
- He wishes to ensure the Achaeans' victory.
- He wishes to avenge Patroclus' death.
- He wishes to curry favor with the gods.
4.
How did Achilles disgrace Hector's dead body?
- He cut off his head.
- He hung him on the gates of Troy.
- He drug him behind his horse cart.
- He buried everything but his head.
5.
How did Athena convince Hector to fight Achilles face to face?
- She pretended to be his brother.
- She called him a coward.
- She said the gods were on his side.
- She had his army standing by.
6.
In the Iliad as Achilles approached Hector, Hector...
- stood his ground
- ran and ran and ran
- killed himself
- called his brother to help
7.
Achilles re-joined the war after...
- Patroclus was killed
- Hector got his armor
- he was made leader of the troops
- a and c
- a and b
8.
Who kills Achilles?
- Hector
- Patroclus
- Agamemnon
- Paris
9.
When Achilles kills Hector, what does he do with his body?
- Takes his armor
- Leaves him where he is
- Defiles him
- Gives him the proper treatment
10.
The climax of the "Iliad" is when who joins the battle?
- Hector
- Achilles
- Ajax
- Zeus
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