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Beautiful goddess nypth who keeps odysseus on her island for 7 yrs.
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Female monster who sucks in water 3 times a day to form a deadly whirlpool.
Kills a lot of men/ Very Deadly |
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Witch goddess who turns odysseus' men into pigs.
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Blinded by odysseus. Son of Poseidon.
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One of Odysseus' loyal crew.
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| People who feed oysseus' men with lotus plants to make them forget Ithaca. |
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Female monster with 6 serpent heads, each head having triple row of fangs.
kills 6 men/ sort of deadly |
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Sea nymphs whose beautiful and mysterious music lures sailors to steer their ships toward the rocks.
Half Birth Half woman |
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| Famous blind prophet from the city of Thebes. Odysseus meets him in the land of the Dead. |
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Swineherd, One of Odysseus' loyal servants.
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Odysseus' faithful wife.
Faithful and loyal. |
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Cowherd, one of Odysseus' loyal servants.
Loyal |
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Fav. Daughter of Zeus; goddess of wisdom and arts of war and peace. Favored Greeks during Trojan War.
Pallas Athena |
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God of sea; brother of zeus. Also called Earth shaker because he is believed to cause earthquakes. Enemy of Odysseus.
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| Most powerful god, whose home is on Olympus. |
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Formidable
Hint: I
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| Awe- inspiring in excellence; strikingly impressive |
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Profusion
Hint: pro =a lot |
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Sage
Hint: age
The more u age u get this.... |
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| Secret or sneaky action or behavior |
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Rancor
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Killers have Rancor against the victims |
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Abominably
Hint: abominable snow man. |
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| In an extremely unpleasant or disgusting manner |
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Ador
Hint: when you ADORE something |
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Tumult
Hint: the waves tumulted when they hit the rocks. |
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| Commotion; Uproar; Confusion |
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The men who was on journey with Odysseus.
Did not trust him. |
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| wanted to marry penelope. mean. destroyed Ithaca. |
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| Great Misfortunes; Hardships |
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Adorn
Hint: acorn. Decorate tree. |
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Lavished
Hinted: Santa claus lavished the kids with presents. |
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Aloof
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| At a distance; unfriendly |
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Pliant
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| Where do you put your thesis statement? |
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| Modern Language Assosiation |
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| Do you start or end your paragraph with a quote? |
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| How do you write a quote in MLA format? |
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John disagrees with the point: "such a product would not sell" (Jones,24), indicating that money would be lost and not gained. |
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| When do you use a period after you cite the source in your quote? |
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| When the follow up can stand alone. |
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| Do you put a comma or period at the end of a quote? |
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| NO YOU NEVER PUT A COMMA OR A PERIOD AT THE END OF A QUOTE. |
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| Do you put a question mark or exclamation point at the end of a quote? |
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| Yes a question mark or exclamation point can be used. |
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| What do you do if the quote ends in a question? |
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| You put a period after the source is cited ( ). |
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| When using direct quotes, you must....? |
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| write it down word for word. |
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| When using a quote, you must.... |
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| Cite the info of where the quote came from. |
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| Own words "quote" (authors last name or line #, pg #). own words |
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No more than 2 quotes per paragraph.
Every paragraph needs a quote. one quote per idea. |
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| They support or illustrate your own points. Not substitutes for idea and they do not stand by themselves. |
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| What do you do when a quote is too large (more than 2 lines)? |
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| You put ... (ellipsis) in the MIDDLE of the quote. Do not start/end a quote with ellipsis. |
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| A statement to be proved and argued without objection. |
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| What is a thesis statement? |
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| A sentence or 2 statement of the main idea or purpose of a piece of writing. |
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| What do you do when you want to summarize what the author is saying instead of using a direct quote? |
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| State the authors name in the beginning or the end and you can end a paragraph with a summary quote. |
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| When using block quotes how long does the direct quote have to be when typed? |
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words leading to quote:
quote. (author's name, pg number)
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| Do you put a pg number on the cover and on pg 1? |
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| Where does the information go on the cover page? |
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| In the center/middle of the page. |
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| Remarkable courage; bravery |
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| 4 plot elements given in tell the story. |
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Exposition: Odysseus is put in situations that last for yrs after he fights in the Trojan war.
Rising Action: When his shipmates feasted on cattle
Resolution: Poseidon is no longer rough against Odysseus when he shows up on Poseidon's land.
Falling Action: on the way to Ithaca after yrs and seasons with Calypso |
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| What is an example of Homeric Simile? |
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A Gull patrolling between the wave crests of the desolate sea will dip to catch a fish, and douse his wings; no higher above the whitecaps Hermes flew until the distant island lay ahead.
A man in a distant field, no hearth fires near, will hide brand in his bed of embers to keep a spark alive for the next day; so in the leaves Odysseus hid himself.
A man fishing for bass or mackerel, hooks a fish and rips it from the surface dangling it through the air just like scylla and the men. |
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| How does Calypso use her seductive ways when talking to Odysseus? |
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| She is questioning Odysseus by asking him whether Penelope is more beautiful or interesting than her. Odysseus responds by telling calypso not to get upset and my telling calypso she wont die and is immortal while penelope will die and get old. |
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| What is the ancient Greek custom for guest and why? |
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| Guests had to be treated with great courtesy before they could be asked to identify themselves and state their business. This is because to the ancient people of Greece and Asia Minor, all guests were godsent. |
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| A legendary plant whose fruit induces a dreamy forgetfulness and an unwillingness to depart. |
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| What does the lotus do to the crew? |
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| It makes them forget their homeland and why they are there. Odysseus helps the crew by luring them to the ships and tieing them down under the rowing benches. |
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| How does Homer describe the strength of what Odysseus is up against? |
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| By saying 2 dozen wagons couldnt move the rock while Cyclops moved it with ease. |
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| How does Odysseus tell Cyclops about being treated? |
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| He says it is custom to honor strangers or else Zeus will avenge the guest. "I am laertes' son" |
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The fact of 2 things being seen or placed side by side with contrasting effect.
Cyclops ate the men then turns back into his gentle nature by letting the sheep out. |
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| What does Odysseus compare the gentleness of the wild beasts' to? |
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| Hounds that look up when their master comes with tidbits for them. |
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| How did Hermes help Odysseus? |
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By giving Odysseus a plant that weakens Circe's power and resulted in the freeing of the men.
And by delivering the message to let Odysseus go. |
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| What is Odysseus seeking and who is Teiresias? Who is Sovereign Death? |
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| Odysseus is seeking to learn of his destiny. Teiresias is a famous blind prophet from the city of Thebes. Sovereign Death is Hades. |
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| What prophecy comes true? |
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| The men will eat the cattle and destruction for the ship and crew will happen. |
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| What are 3 conflicts Teiresias Odysseus will encounter when home? |
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Men eating his livestock
Men courting his wife
Suitors destroying Ithaca |
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| 3 conflicts Odysseus will face and what is the outcome? |
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1: Sirens will hypnotize men and kill them. Odysseus was tied down and mens' ears were clogged. No one died.
2.Scylla and Charybdis will try to kill the men. Scylla takes 6 men.
3. Trying not to eat the cattle. Destruction kills the men. |
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| What do you put in intro in a thesis paper? |
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| Thesis statement. Hook and grab reader's attention. |
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| What do you put in the body in a thesis paper? |
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| Present Argument and support topic. |
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| What do you put in Conclusion in a thesis paper? |
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| Summarize content and end your paper with hard-hitting sentence, and quote which reminds the reader you have proved your thesis. |
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