Dear Mythology Kids,
If you missed class, we complete the following:
1. Paris
2. Menelaus
3. Agamemnon
4. Clytemnestra
PRACTICE QUESTION (please note that all your questions will involve some type of multi-media or images associated with the characters we have studied and the action involving them. The most effective way to prepare is to go through your GOLDENROD handout that details each character, and make sure you have read the section in your text assigned for homework. The following question is an example of what you should anticipate for Friday's quiz.) Please respond to this question for your extra-credit regarding Friday's quiz.
The two events depicted in the pieces of artwork below do not occur within The Iliad; however, they do act as catalysts to events within the epic. Why do you suppose Homer chose to only allude to the events depicted below, rather than “physically” including them as part of the text?
If you missed class, we complete the following:
1. Paris
2. Menelaus
3. Agamemnon
4. Clytemnestra
PRACTICE QUESTION (please note that all your questions will involve some type of multi-media or images associated with the characters we have studied and the action involving them. The most effective way to prepare is to go through your GOLDENROD handout that details each character, and make sure you have read the section in your text assigned for homework. The following question is an example of what you should anticipate for Friday's quiz.) Please respond to this question for your extra-credit regarding Friday's quiz.
The two events depicted in the pieces of artwork below do not occur within The Iliad; however, they do act as catalysts to events within the epic. Why do you suppose Homer chose to only allude to the events depicted below, rather than “physically” including them as part of the text?
Homework:
1. Quiz on Friday!
2.
