AnswersAZ-English Language Arts 9 A-CRThe Odyssey and Epic Poetry: An Introduction, Part 1

The Odyssey and Epic Poetry: An Introduction, Part 1 Answers

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Which stage of the hero’s journey is represented in this passage?

A
the call to adventure
B
the return home
C
the road of trials
D
the transformation
4

Which elements of epic poetry are demonstrated in this passage? Check all that apply.

A
repetition
B
an epic hero showing bravery in battle
C
an invocation of the muse
D
a difficult journey with trials
E
supernatural elements
5

Which is the most effective paraphrase of the passage?

A
Six men from every ship were killed, leaving six empty benches.
B
We escaped with our lives, but many of our friends did not, which made us very sad.
C
There was no point grieving for our lost friends, so we pulled away from shore.
D
We had the additional burden of our grief when we sailed away.
6

Read the passage. Identify the central idea and key details. Then, paraphrase the passage.

Answer:

The Lotus made the people who ate it forget their homeland. They no longer wanted to report back or return home, and instead wanted to stay forever and keep eating the flower.

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