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In “Pandora’s Box” Hephaestus asks
the goddesses to
A. express their opinions of Pandora
B. ask Zeus to stop punishing humans
C. hide the box from all human beings
D. give Pandora some of their powers
What does Epimetheus have
trouble believing?
A. Pandora will love him.
B. Zeus sent Pandora for him.
C. Hermes actually appeared.
D. Pandora is a real woman.
In “Loo-Wit, the Fire Keeper”
the creator
A. chooses the lands the brothers will have
B. builds a bridge for peace between the
brothers
C. destroys the world
D. encourages the brothers’ bad behavior
The story of Loo-Wit explains
A. the creation of land formations in the
Northwest
B. why brothers battle
C. how fire was created
D. why gods punish humans
Pandora’s guilty feelings reveal
the idea that you can hurt others
if you make the human error of
A. ignoring any advice you get
B. accepting a gift without giving one
C. thinking only of what you desire to do
D. falling in love with someone beautiful
Which detail from “Pandora’s
Box” most develops the theme
that life has both good and bad
sides?
A. Zeus is cruel to people.
B. The inside of the box is ugly.
C. Hermes delivers the beautiful box.
D. The box contains both pain and hope.
What does subtle mean?
A. wise
B. slight
C. sweet
D. beautiful
To adorn something means to
A. enjoy it
B. find it
C. decorate it
D. remove it
To ensnare means to
A. catch
B. invite
C. hurt
D. mimic
To restrain something is to
A. wonder about it
B. teach it to obey
C. hold it back
D. try it again
Give two examples of things that
Hephaestus uses to make Pandora.
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
River clay with flakes of gold (lines 11-12)
Fragrance of a river rose (line 13)
Sweetness of honey (line 13)
Smoothness of a silver dolphin (line 14)
Voice of the lark (line 14)
Voice of lake water (line 14)
Color of sunrise on snow (lines 14-15)
Warmth of a sunny May morning (line 15)
Why does Epimetheus say that
Pandora is “only a woman”
in this myth?
Epimetheus says that Pandora is “only a woman” in
this myth because he has the poison of Malice in him,
a poison that causes him to think less of his wife.
(lines 79-81)