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- 1. Multiple Choicea story told many times that serves to explain something about the world or a historical eventepicmythinvocationrhapsode
- 2. Multiple Choicea long comparison of two unlike thingsmythrhapsodeepic similemetaphor
- 3. Multiple Choicea long poem that tells about the adventures of a herohomeric simileepicinvocationmuse
- 4. Multiple Choicein the first part of a story when the speaker asks for help from the godsmusehomeric simileliturgyinvocation
- 5. Multiple ChoiceHe was the blind teller of tales who first recorded The Iliad and The OdysseyCirceHomerTelemachusthe Muse
- 6. Multiple ChoiceShe had twelve tentacles and six heads that stole men from their ships as they sailed by.CyclopsCalypsoScyllaPenelope
- 7. Multiple ChoiceShe loved Odysseus but allowed him to leave when Zeus demanded it.ScyllaCharybdisPenelopeCalypso
- 8. Multiple ChoiceHe received no help from his relatives because he was awkward with words after Odysseus gave a fake name.CirceCharybdisTeiresiasPolyphemus
- 9. Multiple ChoiceShe devised a difficult task for some troublesome men to do.CalypsoPenelopeCirceMuse
- 10. Multiple Choice"The man skilled in all ways of contending" is an example of this literary device.invocationambitionliturgyepithet
- 11. Multiple Choicea reflection of the basic values of a societyhomeric similesmythsnarrativesexposition
- 12. Multiple Choicecharacter who fought in the Trojan War and wandered around the MediterraneanPolyphemusTelemachusOdysseusAchilles
- 13. Multiple Choicecharacter who refused to inform sailors of their impending deathOdysseusCirceCyclopsCharybdis
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