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ODYSSEY JEOPARDY!

ODYSSEY JEOPARDY!. SINGLE JEOPARDY!. This is the most important custom in the novel. Customs- 100. What is hospitality?. Customs- 100. This custom relates to war prizes. Customs- 200. What is slaves as spoils of war?. Customs- 200. This custom emphasizes humility. Customs- 300.

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ODYSSEY JEOPARDY!

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  1. ODYSSEY JEOPARDY!

  2. SINGLE JEOPARDY!

  3. This is the most important custom in the novel. Customs- 100

  4. What is hospitality? Customs- 100

  5. This custom relates to war prizes. Customs- 200

  6. What is slaves as spoils of war? Customs- 200

  7. This custom emphasizes humility. Customs- 300

  8. What is respect for the gods? Customs- 300

  9. This custom relates to Eurykleia and Elpenor. Customs- 400

  10. What is respect for the dead? Customs- 400

  11. This type of person provides a custom that Homer writes of as being the very sweetness of life. Customs- 500

  12. What is a storyteller? Customs- 500

  13. He is the son of Odysseus. Humans- 100

  14. Who is Telemakhos? Humans- 100

  15. She is the wife of Odysseus. Humans- 200

  16. Who is Penelope? Humans- 200

  17. He is the father of Odysseus. Humans- 300

  18. Who is Laertes? Humans- 300

  19. Humans- 400 He is the king of the Phaiakians.

  20. Who is Alkinoos? Humans- 400

  21. He is the disobedient sailor on Odysseus’ ship. Humans- 500

  22. Who is Eurylokhos? Humans- 500

  23. The protector of Odysseus Divinities- 100

  24. Who is Athena? Divinities- 100

  25. Goddess who loves Odysseus but releases him Divinities- 200

  26. Who is Kalypso (Calypso)? Divinities- 200

  27. Messenger god Divinities- 300

  28. Who is Hermes? Divinities- 300

  29. Hates Odysseus Divinities- 400

  30. Who is Poseidon? Divinities- 400

  31. Supremely powerful and arrogant god Divinities- 500

  32. Who is Zeus? Divinities- 500

  33. Group who killed six benches worth of men on each of Odysseus’ ships More humans- 100

  34. Who are the Kikones (Ciccones)? More humans - 100

  35. Loyal swineherd who fights the suitors with Odysseus and Telemakhos More humans- 200

  36. Who is Eumaios (Eumaeus)? More humans- 200

  37. Suitor who feels shame and begs for his life More humans- 300

  38. Who is Eurymakhos? More humans- 300

  39. Lead suitor who is arrogant, insulting, and shameless More humans- 400

  40. Who is Antinoos? More humans- 400

  41. Nurse who rejoices to see the suitors’ deaths More humans- 500

  42. Who is Eurykleia? More humans- 500

  43. Twin monsters: a hungry, six-headed beast and a ocean-sucking-spitting mouth Creatures, Monsters, & More- 100

  44. Who are Skylla and Charybdis? Creatures, Monsters, & More- 100

  45. Singing beasts who attract and eat sailors Creatures, Monsters, & More- 200

  46. What are Seirenes (Sirens)? Creatures, Monsters, & More- 200

  47. A Cyclops (Kykloppes) who eats a few of Odysseus’ men. Creatures, Monsters, & More- 300

  48. Who is Polyphemus? Creatures, Monsters, & More- 300

  49. A nereid who gives Odysseus a garment that protects him from drowning Creatures, Monsters, & More- 400

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