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Characters. Setting. Plot. More Plot. Miscellaneous. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. Husband to Penelope. Also known as Polyphemus. Telemachus.

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  1. Characters Setting Plot More Plot Miscellaneous 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  2. Husband to Penelope

  3. Also known as Polyphemus

  4. Telemachus

  5. Half bird with the head of a maiden/known for their alluring song

  6. Provides Odysseus with support during battle and beauty

  7. Odysseus' Homeland

  8. Where Odysseus starts his adventure

  9. Location of the Underworld

  10. Location of the land of the cyclops

  11. The location of Circe and the Sirens

  12. Hiding under the sheep while they pass out of the cave

  13. The reason Odysseus doesn't kill the cyclops

  14. Changes the men into pigs and makes them forget their homeland

  15. Circe is impressed by Odysseus when he isn't impacted by this

  16. Odysseus is advised to do this in order to get past the sirens safely

  17. This is how Circe restores the men to their natural state

  18. The reason Penelope proposes the archery contest

  19. The suitors realize this when they see the shape of Athena's sheild above the hall.

  20. Penelope's test for Odysseus

  21. Odysseus' first shot

  22. Odysseus' reaction to his wife's aloof welcome

  23. A long, narrative poem about a hero who goes on an adventure or quest

  24. The author of The Odyssey

  25. Immortal and mischievous

  26. A male character who exhibits courage and strength

  27. A female character who exhibits patience, devotion, and loyalty to her husband

  28. The 3 parts of an analysis paragraph

  29. What is –ic?

  30. Cause to become

  31. What is –ify?

  32. Study of

  33. What is –logy?

  34. Process or condition

  35. What is –ure/-act?

  36. Extreme exaggeration

  37. What ishyperbole?

  38. She was as pretty as a flower.

  39. What issimile?

  40. Happiness is a beach on a warm day.

  41. What is a metaphor?

  42. Using something to stand for something else.

  43. What is symbolism?

  44. The author’s feelings or attitude

  45. What is tone?

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