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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why has Daedalus been sent for Circe?
(a) To bring her to Crete for execution.
(b) To bring her back to Helios's halls.
(c) To bring her to the bottom of the ocean to face Trygon.
(d) To bring her to Crete to attend to her sister Pasiphae's birth.

2. Who kills the Minotaur?
(a) Theseus.
(b) Apollo.
(c) Icarus.
(d) Daedalus.

3. Who is Circe's first divine visitor to Aiaia?
(a) Apollo.
(b) Poseidon.
(c) Hermes.
(d) Athena.

4. What was Jason trying to obtain from Medea's father?
(a) The golden goblet.
(b) The arc of the covenant.
(c) The sword in the stone.
(d) The golden fleece.

5. Who comes to look for Medea and Jason shortly after they leave Aiaia in Chapter 13?
(a) Apollo.
(b) Helios.
(c) Perses.
(d) Aeetes.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Circe's first divine visitor ask of her when he comes to Aiaia in Chapter 8?

2. Who is tasked with punishing Circe's uncle for Zeus?

3. What animal does Circe transform the sailors into in Chapter 14?

4. Who is the leader of the first ship that comes to Aiaia in Chapter 9?

5. Who killed Ariadne?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Aaetes treat Circe when he comes to Aiaia in Chapter 13?

2. Why does Circe cast her spell on Scylla?

3. What does Pasiphae allude to about her relationship with Perses in Chaoter 11 that shocks Circe?

4. Who is Zeus's father and how did he win his place as king of the gods?

5. What does Circe do to Scylla?

6. What are Helios's halls made of and why does Circe realize Helios picked this material?

7. In Chapter 11, what does Pasiphae tell Circe is the only thing that Helios and the rest of the gods care about?

8. How does Theseus manage to kill the Minotaur?

9. Who begins to start showing up uninvited on Aiaia in Chapter 14?

10. What does Aaetes tell Circe at Pasiphae's wedding that shocks and saddens her?

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