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| The diety who is sent by Zeus to tell Calypso to set Odysseus free |
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| Deity who shows Odysseus no mercy |
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| The deity who started the fight on Mt Olympus that began the Trojan War |
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| Deity referred to as "the lord of cloud" |
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| Deity known as "the gray-eyed one" |
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| Greek woman whose "face launched a thousand ships" |
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| Deity known as "the earth shaker" |
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| Deity known as the "foam risen one" |
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| The epithet "master of landways and seaways" and "master mariner and sailer" |
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| Island from which Odysseus tells of his adventures |
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| Home of Menelaus and Helen |
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| Odysseus' faithful cowherd |
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| Odysseus' faithful swineherd |
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| Odysseus' soldier who he sees in the Underworld. (He got drunk and fell off Circe's roof.) |
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| Most handsome mortal man--Zeus appointed him to be the judge of the fairest goddess contest. |
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| Blind prophet who warns Odysseus not to kill the cattle of Helios |
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| author of The Iliad and The Odyssey |
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Which literary term is being used in the following:
Odysseus heard the sheep "bleating." |
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Which literary term is being used in the following?
"When the young Dawn with fingertips of rose touche the world" |
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Which type of irony is being used
when Odysseus is disguised as the beggar and speaks with Penelope? |
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| Odysseus' cowherd who helps defeat the suitors |
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| Circe turns all of Odysseus' men into this |
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| Odysseus does not tell his men about the dangers of this creature |
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| This princess finds Odysseus washed up on the shore while she and her maids are washing clothes |
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| This is Odysseus' faithful dog |
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