Determine whether each sentence is true or false. Write true or false in the space provided next to each sentence. If false, write a sentence explaining why the statement is false in the space provided below each sentence.

1. Odysseus and his men defeat the Romans using sheer manpower.
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2. Zeus was angry with Odysseus so he allowed Calypso to trap him on her island.
Correction:

3. Penelope is overrun with suitors because Odysseus has been gone for a very long time. Correction:

4. Calypso, who is sad because of Odysseus’ leaving, causes a storm that forces Odysseus overboard.
Correction:

5. Antonius has accepted Penelope’s undying love of her husband and decides to leave her alone. Correction:

Part 2
Respond to the following questions in a well-written paragraph that includes at least one example of the use of parallel structure. Write your paragraph in the space provided. Highlight your use of parallel structure.
1. How would you react if Odysseus was your father, he had been missing for roughly 20 years, and many people around your mother were encouraging her to remarry?
2. How does your response compare/contrast with Telemachus’ reaction?
3. How do you know?

Make sure to explain your response thoroughly and use textual evidence to support your interpretation of Telemachus’ reaction.

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Part 3
Respond to the following questions in one or two well-written paragraphs that includes at least one example of the use of parallel structure. Highlight your use of parallel structure.
1. Only one book in our reading actually follows our hero, Odysseus. During this book, does he embody the characteristics of an epic hero?
2. Which qualities does he demonstrate?
3. Does he embody the characteristics of a modern-day hero? Why or why not?
Use textual evidence to support your answers.


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