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1. At the beginning of Book 22 Achilleus is taunted by
Hektor Zeus Helen Apollo
2. Priam tries to persuade Hektor to come back inside the city by stating that if Hektor dies
Priam will be mutilated by his own dogs the gods will be angry the Trojans will have to choose a new leader Helen will have to leave Troy
3. Hektor decides he cannot retreat within the city walls instead of facing Achilles because
the gates are shut he is wounded he would suffer the reproach of the Trojans he is disoriented
4. Which of the following best describes Zeus' attitude toward Hektor?
hostile indifferent affectionate amused
5. How does Athene help Achilles?
she tells him to stop and get his wind she deceives Hektor by take the form of Deiiphobos she retrieves Achilles' spear all of the above
6. With his dying breath, Hektor requests that Achilles
take ransom for Hektor's corpse take care of Andromakhe and Astyanax not let his mother watch him die let Hektor's son keep the immortal armor
7. Achilles refuses Hektor's request, wishing instead that he could
drag Hektor's wife and child as slaves to Phthia hack up Hektor's flesh and eat him raw have Hektor's weight in gold bury Hektor himself
8. According to the alimentary code, humans eat
vegetables only nectar and ambrosia raw flesh cooked meat
9. What is Andromakhe doing when Hektor dies
bathing nursing her son weaving playing the lyre
10. What does Hekabe do after Achilles drags off Hektor's corpse behind his chariot?
leads the Trojan women in a lament announces her intent to go to Achilles and supplicate him faints falls down dead
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