The Odyssey Test - Critical Reading
This is a guide to help you focus your study sessions.
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Epic Hero
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Epic Poem
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Informational texts, PowerPoints, notes
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Xenia
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Hospitality
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Nostos
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Epic Simile- analysis- know what is going on in the plot
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Foreshadowing
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Conflicts: Conflict occurs when two forces work against each other. Examples include:
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Character v. Character (this can be mental, physical, or emotional)
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Character v. Self (a character has an inner struggle)
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Character v. Fate (an unalterable, predetermined course)
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Character v. Nature (weather, illness, etc.)
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Character v. Society (laws, community, social pressures)
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Character v. Supernatural (deities, spirits, evil beings, etc.)
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Irony
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Fate
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Character Traits
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Epithet- What do they reveal? Identification
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Telemachus and his obedience to his father
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Argos situation
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Odysseus’s personality
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Antinous’ influence on the Beggar and Penelope
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The gods and supernatural beings
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Locations Odysseus visits
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Humans – Agamemnon, Alkinous, Antinous, Eumaius, Eurykleia, Helen, Iros , Laertes, Menelaus, Mentor, Nausikaa, Penelope, Phenuis, Telemachus, Teiresias, Elpenor, Phenius, Athena, Eurylokhos, Demodokus, Amphinomus, Aegisthus, Arete, Melantho, Philoetius
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