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THE FLIGHT OF ICARUS QUIZ

THE FLIGHT OF ICARUS QUIZ. Created By, Ms. Jennifer Duke. #1. Who is Daedalus’ son? King Minos Icarus Theseus King Midas . #2. Why did Daedalus make Icarus collect feathers? So that he could escape the island So that he could bury them So that he could make a pillow

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THE FLIGHT OF ICARUS QUIZ

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  1. THE FLIGHT OF ICARUS QUIZ Created By, Ms. Jennifer Duke

  2. #1 Who is Daedalus’ son? • King Minos • Icarus • Theseus • King Midas

  3. #2 Why did Daedalus make Icarus collect feathers? • So that he could escape the island • So that he could bury them • So that he could make a pillow • So that he could make a feather bed

  4. #3 Why did Daedalus’ eyes fill with tears? • He was excited to get off of the island • He was regretful for poisoning King Midas • He had cut too many onions to ward off the evil spirits • He was shot by an arrow

  5. #4 What caused Icarus to fall from the sky? • He was almost eaten by a great winged bird • He was too old to fly • The arrows that hit him in the arm • The heat of the sun

  6. #5 Why does Icarus try to be something that he is not? What moral lesson can you learn from his failure? CONSTRUCTED RESPONSE

  7. #6 How do you feel about Icarus? Do you think that teenagers can identify with him? Why or why not? CONSTRUCTED RESPONSE

  8. #7 This story seems to suggest that people shouldn’t “fly too high.” We often hear the opposite advice: “Reach for the stars.” From your own experience, when do you think taking chances is a good thing? When can it be dangerous? CONSTRUCTED RESPONSE

  9. Directions: Create a sentence about the events in the story for each number using the following formula:Somebody … Wanted … But … So…#8#9#10`#11 CONSTRUCTED RESPONSE

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