This document discusses the character of Daedalus based on his actions in Greek mythology. It describes how Daedalus was a skilled inventor who faced challenges such as having to care for his nephew and becoming rivals with other inventors. To deal with these challenges, Daedalus invented new things like the Labyrinth and wings to escape from King Minos's prison. However, his inventions also had negative consequences, like when his nephew Icarus died by flying too close to the sun despite Daedalus's warnings, showing that despite his skills, Daedalus still had weaknesses in considering the impacts of his creations.

1. 1. Based on action,
what does this passage
generally tell about the
character of Daedalus?
A. patient B. mysterious
c. popular d. workaholic

2. 2.What word in the
third paragraph is a
synonym of Labyrinth?
A. infamous B. maze
C. Passage D. bull

3. 3. Based on Daedalus’
thoughts, what can we
infer about his character?
A. hardworking B. selfish
C. skillful D. weak

4. 4. What personal
challenge did he
encounter as a skilled
inventor?
A. He envied a potential rival
B. He had the burden of raising a
nephew
C. He was losing his popularity
d. He had to shift workplace

5. 5.How did he deal with
his personal challenge?
A.He killed his rival
B. He transferred to a better workplace
C. He made himself more skillful
D. He invented something new

6. 6. should be the best
attitude when facing
similar challenges
A. Accept that you are not always the best.
B. Upgrade more your skill so that you will still be the best.
C. Do not show insecurities because they are signs of weakness.
D. Take pride in yourself, while acknowledging what others can also do.

7. 7. What consequences did
Daedalus’ invention bring?
A.It brought harm in humans
B. It brought popularity in art
C. It Struct people with awe
D. It made the King more powerful

8. 8. What was Daedalus
weakness despite all
his inventions?
A. He was not satisfied with his artwork
B. He wanted perfection in all his artworks
C. He loved to impress people with his craft
D. He didn’t think of the consequences of his actions

9. 9. What made minus
so cruel?
A.He avenged his son’s death
B. He enjoyed killing people
C. He wanted to be feared by all
D. He wanted to sustain the beast

10. 11. What consequence
did his heroic action
bring?
A.He lost popularity
B. He was banished
C. He earned an enemy
D. He became a renowned hero

11. 10. How did Daedalus make
amend to solve the disaster he
created?
A.He himself killed the monster
B. He destroyed the labyrinth
C. He help a hero escape
D. He escaped Mino’s daughter

12. 12. What does his
action best tell about
the character of
Daedalus?
A. kind
B. gullible
C. foolish
D. skillful

13. 13. If you were Daedalus,
which of these would you
have best done at the very
beginning to avoid
constructing the labyrinth?
A. He should have suggested other project
B. He should have fled to another place to avoid the
cruelty
C. He should have recommended another worker for the
task.
D. He should have advised the king that it was wrong.

14. 14. How did he
manage to escape
himself and his son?
A.He made a vessel
B. He made an escape rout
C. He called on the Gods
D. He designed waxed wings

15. 15. Why did he
choose this unusual
plan of escape?
A.He could not travel by land
B. He could not travel by sea
C. All entrances and exits were
guarded
D. All of the above

16. 16.What precaution
did Daedalus tell his
son?
A.To be always on watch
B. Not to fly too high nor too low
C. To rest in between flights
D. To fly as fast as he could

17. 17. What tragedy
happened to their
flight?
A. They were lost on the way.
B. Their wings did not work well.
C. Icarus fell down to the sea and drowned
D. They were caught by Heracles who passed
by.

18. 18. What caused the
tragedy?
A. Icarus flew to the extreme.
B. Icarus was caught in a tra
C. Icarus got lost ojn the way
D. Icarus wings did not work well

19. 19. What lesson can
we get from the
tragedy?
A.The importance of self control
B. Listening to your parents’ advice
C. Not getting too arrogant
D. All of the above