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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhat best describes Echo?QuietCaringTalkativeSelfless
- 2. Multiple Choice
What best describes Narcissus?
Loving
Arrogant
A hero
Friendly
- 3. Multiple Choice
How does Hera punish Echo?
She makes her hate Narcissus.
She transform her into a flower.
From now on, she can only repeat what other people say.
She is thrown out of Olympus,
- 4. Multiple Choice
Narcissus spends his remaining days ....
Feeling sorry for rejecting Echo.
Picking flowers in the valley
Playing jokes on the nymphs
Growing weaker as he looks at his own reflection.
- 5. Multiple Choice
After his death, Narcissus turns into a
Pool of water
Flower
Mountain
Voice
- 6. Multiple Choice
What happened to Echo at the end of the story?
She fell in the water after Narcissus
Her physical form faded away and only her voice remained
She yelled at her Mom
Narcissus fell in love with her
- 7. Multiple Choice
Which of the following best supports why "Echo and Narcissus" is considered a myth?
It contains gods and goddesses.
It contains a moral or lesson for society.
It contains and explanation of nature.
All of the following answers.
- 8. Multiple Choice
Who is Echo?
A woman who had a strong hold on Narcissus
A goddess
The nymph who is in love with Narcissus
A god
- 9. Multiple Choice
What is a theme, or life lesson, we can learn from this myth?
Don't go around thinking you're better than everyone else (be humble)
Flowers can be very pretty things
Confident men are not nice people
Echo loved Narcissus very much.
- 10. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a conflict in Echo and Narcissus?
Echo and Narcissus constantly fought with each other
Echo can only speak when spoken to, so she can't profess her love for Narcissus
The pond is too dark for Narcissus to see his own reflection
Narcissus loves Echo but isn't sure how to tell her
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