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The document summarizes the Greek myth of Theseus and the Minotaur. [1] Theseus is the son of Poseidon and King Aegeus who goes to Crete to kill the Minotaur, a half-man, half-bull monster. [2] He is helped by Ariadne, who gives him a sword and string to escape the labyrinth. [3] However, Theseus forgets to change the ship's sails, causing his father to believe he is dead and jump from a cliff in grief.
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Theseus volunteered to be one of the young men sent as a sacrifice to the Minotaur. He was able to escape the Labyrinth with the help of Princess Ariadne, who gave him a ball of thread. Theseus followed the thread to escape and killed the Minotaur. He then took Ariadne but later abandoned her. Upon returning to Athens, Theseus forgot the signal telling his father he had survived, causing his father to commit suicide believing Theseus had died. Theseus then became the new king of Athens.
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20 questions theseus
- 1. Twenty Questions Subject: English
- 2. Twenty Questions 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
- 4. 2. Where is the myth set?
- 5. 3. Name four places mentioned
- 6. 4. Why does Theseus go to Crete?
- 7. 5. Name two bad people in the story
- 8. 6. What is the Minotaur like?
- 9. 7. Who helpsTheseus? And How?
- 10. 8. What promise does Theseus make?
- 11. 9. What do “black sails, white sails” mean?
- 12. 10. Back in Athens, why is Theseus unhappy?
- 13. 11. Why are Athenians happy?
- 14. 12. How many young Athenians do the Minotaur kill?
- 15. 13. Why does Theseus’ s father die?
- 16. 14. Does Theseus keep his promise to Ariadne?
- 17. 15. Give a synonym for “maze”
- 18. 16. What is the sea named after King Aegeus?
- 19. 17. What does Theseus use to kill the Minotaur?
- 20. 18. Whose sword does Theseus find under a rock?
- 21. 19. Who help Theseus find the lost ring?
- 22. 20. What mistake does Theseus make?
- 23. How many correct answers have you got? AND NOW THE ANSWERS
- 24. 1. Who’s Theseus? Theseus’ s a young man who fights against a terrible monster. He is Poseidon’s and King Aegeus’ son.
- 25. 2. Where is the myth set? It is set in (Ancient) Greece.
- 26. 3. Name four places mentioned Troezem, Athens, Crete and the island of Naxos
- 27. 4. Why does Theseus go to Crete? He goes there to kill the Minotaur
- 28. 5. Name two bad people in the story Medea and King Minos
- 29. 6. What is the Minotaur like? It is half bull and half man. It is tall.
- 30. 7. Who helpsTheseus? And How? Ariadne, King Minos’ daughter.She gives Theseus a sword and a piece of string to help him get out of the maze.
- 31. 8. What promise does Theseus make? Theseus promises to take Ariadne to Athens
- 32. 9. What do “black sails, white sails” mean? “Black Sails” mean that the Minotaur is dead. “Black Sails” mean that the Minotaur is alive and Theseus is dead.
- 33. 10. Back in Athens, why is Theseus unhappy? Because his father is dead.
- 34. 11. Why are Athenians happy? Because the Minotaur is dead and from now on young Athenians will not be killed by the Minotaur.
- 35. 12. How many young Athenians do the Minotaur kill? 14
- 36. 13. Why does Theseus’ s father die? Because he sees the black sails and thinks that his son is dead
- 37. 14. Does Theseus keep his promise to Ariadne? No,he doesn’t take her to Athend. He leaves her on the island of Naxos
- 38. 15. Give a synonym for “maze” labyrinth
- 39. 16. What is the sea named after King Aegeus? The Aegean Sea
- 40. 17. What does Theseus use to kill the Minotaur? A knife
- 41. 18. Whose sword does Theseus find under a rock? King Aegeus’s sword
- 42. 19. Who help Theseus find the lost ring? Two dolphins
- 43. 20. What mistake does Theseus make? A) He doesn’t keep his promise B) He takes down the black sails too late