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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Percy compares the sleeping Tyson to ___________.
2. Where did Percy believe Rachel probably lived?
3. How much longer do members of the council give Grover to locate Pan?
4. Which of the following is NOT written on the mysterious crates in the sword arena?
5. How does Percy know they are discussing something very serious during the war council called by Chiron?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are the details Percy discovers about Nico from the first Iris-message Percy receives?
2. What does Percy suggest in order to keep enemies from using the Labyrinth entrance to attack Camp Half-Blood? Why does Annabeth say it won't work?
3. Describe how the group gets away from Kampe.
4. How does the group decide which way to go at the end of chapter six?
5. Describe how Percy and Annabeth initially find the entrance to the Labyrinth and what happens when they step into it.
6. What is the threat Grover faces from the council regarding his search for Pan?
7. What does Percy reveal to Rachel about himself, how does he explain why she can see things others can't, and what is her reaction?
8. Briefly describe the dream Percy has about an old man, a king, and a boy in Chapter 4.
9. Who does Hera say can help Annabeth in her quest to find Daedalus? Why does she say this person can help?
10. How many campers are there and what has happened to lessen the number of campers at Camp Half-Blood?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Who is Tyson? How is he related to Percy? What is his role in the quests of Annabeth and Grover?
Essay Topic 2
What is the most important theme of this book? Why do you think this theme is important? List at least two examples of this theme.
Essay Topic 3
Describe the Labyrinth. Who was the creator of the Labyrinth? Why is the Labyrinth a threat to Percy and the others at Camp Half-Blood? What happens to the Labyrinth?
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