LONG QUIZ 2 (SET A)

I. IDENTIFICATION
1. She was born in Russia, has work as a teacher. Amongst her III. Identify what kind of discrimination is shown in the
most-loved tale is “The Gorgon’s Head” following pictures.
2. The manner which information is passed from one
generation to the next in the absence of writing or recording a 31.
medium.
3. It is the unequal treatment.
4. The King who received a dreadful oracle.
5. The beautiful princess who locked up away from men.
6. The name of the fisherman who took care of the baby & the
princess.
7. King of Seraphos
8. The god messenger. 32.
9. The goddess of wisdom
10. The women who know everything.
11. The happy beings who possessed the 3 things to defeat the
gorgon.
12-16 The 5 things that Perseus need to defeat Medussa.
(including help from the gods) 33.
17-18 The king & queen of Ethiopia.
19. The princess who became the sacrifice for the Serpent.
20. The name of the uncle, who wants to marry the princess of
Ethiopia.
II. Complete the Timeline by supplying information for the
specific events. (2 points for each)

34.
What happened in
Argos?

35.
How did Perseus begin
How did King his journey to pursue
Acrisus die? Medussa?

How come Perseus In what way did Perseus

married Andromeda? killed Medussa?
LONG QUIZ 2 (SET B)

I. By identifying the picture, write the appropriate name of the II. IDENTIFICATION
characters that represents their description in the story “The 16. She was born in Russia, has work as a teacher. Amongst
Gorgon’s Head”. her most-loved tale is “The Gorgon’s Head”
17. It is the unequal treatment.
1. Argos 18. The manner which information is passed from one
generation to the next in the absence of writing or recording a
medium
2. Daughter 19-23 Different kinds of Discrimination
24. The women who know everything.
3. god 25. The happy beings who possessed the 3 things to defeat the
gorgon.

4. Hero/Demigod III. Complete the story map

5. Seraphos

6. Fisherman

7. Gorgon

8. Ethiopia

9. Queen

10. The Sacrifice

IV. Essay (3points)

11. God Messenger How can you stop discrimination?

12. Goddess of Wisdom

13-15. Three things from the Nymphs