echoes from the past: unit test
here’s your answers guys. i made a 13/14 :)
Q: Choose the word or phrase the best matches the words in italics.
Only the WILIEST of you will be able to overcome this dangerous quest
A: cleverest
Q: Choose the word or phrase the best matches the words in italics.
Jennifer was determined to succeed, so she MUSTERED the courage to give her speech
A: collected
Q: Choose the word or phrase the best matches the words in italics.
The teenager BROACHED the sensitive subject with his parents
A: raised
ador - d
sage - a
contending - f
prodigious - c
foreboding - h
Q: in the odyssey which personality trait does Odysseus reveal on him ventures in to the cyclops cage
A: recklessness
Q: read the following passage from the Odyssey
there’s our sign! I know not more could someone else’s hand have sawn that trunk and drag that frame away? their secret! As she heard it told, her knees grew tremulous weak her heart failed her with eyes brimming tears she ran back to him throwing her arms around his neck and kissed him
from this passage, the reader is most likely determined that Penelope
A: is grateful that her husband has returned
Q: Read the following passage about Odysseus from Part 2 of the Odyssey
What does the epic simile in lines 118-131 illustrate
A: the bond between the captain and the crew
Q: which of the following is an important theme throughout the odyssey
A: hospitality
Q: read the following passage from the Odyssey in which the cyclops has captured Odysseus and his men
from this passage, the reader is most likely to determine that the cyclops
A: has no intention of letting Odysseus and all of his men go
Q: how does Penelope sense of devotion and faithfulness affect plots in the odyssey
A: she utilizes a variety of methods to avoid her suitors, causing the archery contest
Q: which quotes from lies retelling of Orpheus and eurydice shows how Orpheus uses music to accomplish a goal
A: Cerbus dropped his three heads low, ceased snarling for a moment, let him pass
Q: the following sentence from Orpheus and eurydice is an example of a hyperbole: although he still played his lyre he played only to melt the hearts of the tigers to move the mountains and the oak trees. What is the effect of this hyperbole?
A: it shows the powerful nature of or Orpheus‘ music
its not all a..... a stands for ANSWER
Most of this not even on the test
there are many questions that are missing and there are questions that are on there that aren't on the actual test.
I wonder if anyone will ever fall for it (I cant confirm if it is real or not sorry)
Each persons test is different…
Some questions will be the same and different.
So he was right for HIS test, maybe not ours. But just look at the specific question you want.