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Epic and Verse: 10th Grade Review

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Critical thinking on epic poetry

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Critical thinking on epic poetry

by leah tabarangao
1

In Homer's Iliad, why does Achilles withdraw from battle after quarrelling with Agamemnon?

2

What primarily drives Aeneas's actions in the Aeneid?

3

Which feature signals a shift from epic poetry to a modern, personal tone in Greek and Roman works?

4

What is a key difference between poetry and prose?

5

Which element of poetry refers to the time and place of the poem’s action?

6

In poetry, what is the 'theme'?

7

What does the 'point of view' refer to in poetry or a story?

8

Which is an example of sensory language?

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Which element is most connected to character development in epics?

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How does setting influence the mood in a passage from the Iliad or Aeneid?

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He withdraws due to honor, pride, and fear of dishonor affecting the Greek heroes.

Aeneas is guided by pietas, a sense of duty beyond personal desire.

Later works or modern adaptations emphasize inner conflict beyond grand deeds.

Poetry often uses meter and imagery; prose is normal speech with sentences.

Setting situates where/when events occur and shapes mood.

Theme is the underlying message or insight about life or society.

POV is the narrator’s or speaker’s vantage point.

Sensory language appeals to sight, touch, sound, etc.

Epic character arcs emerge through decisions, not just description.

Setting and mythic fate together shape tone and stakes.

 
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