The Suitors Flashcards

1
Q

What is the primary crime committed by the suitors in ‘The Odyssey’?

A

The suitors invade Odysseus’s home, consume his wealth, and attempt to marry his wife, Penelope.

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True or False: The suitors show respect for Odysseus’s family and property.

A

False

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3
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Fill in the blank: The suitors are punished by Odysseus upon his return, resulting in their _____ and _____ for their actions.

A

death, retribution

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4
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What justification does Odysseus provide for punishing the suitors?

A

He justifies their punishment as a means of restoring order and avenging the dishonor they brought to his household.

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5
Q

Which goddess aids Odysseus in his quest for revenge against the suitors?

A

Athena

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following actions by the suitors is considered a major offense?

A

A) Stealing from Odysseus’s home

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Short Answer: What role does Telemachus play in the punishment of the suitors?

A

Telemachus assists Odysseus in fighting and defeating the suitors.

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True or False: The suitors believed they could escape punishment for their actions.

A

True

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9
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What is the fate of the disloyal servants who aided the suitors?

A

They are punished by being hanged for their betrayal.

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What theme is highlighted by the punishment of the suitors in ‘The Odyssey’?

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The theme of justice and retribution for wrongdoings.

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