The Lightning Thief - Chapters 9-12
The Lightning Thief Quiz Chapters 9-12
- 1.
What is not one of the benefits of being in your own cabin? (9)
- A.
His own dinner table
- B.
Listen to loud music
- C.
Pick all his own activities
- D.
Call Lights out when wanted
Correct Answer
B. Listen to loud musicExplanation
One of the benefits of being in your own cabin is having your own dinner table, where you can enjoy meals in privacy and comfort. Additionally, you can pick all your own activities, allowing you to have full control over your schedule and engage in activities that you enjoy. You can also call Lights out when wanted, giving you the freedom to go to sleep at a time that suits you. However, listening to loud music is not one of the benefits of being in your own cabin, as it may disturb others or disrupt the peaceful environment.Rate this question:
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- 2.
What newspaper was left in Percy's cabin? (9)
- A.
The New York Times
- B.
The Metro
- C.
New York Daily News
- D.
The News of the Day
Correct Answer
C. New York Daily NewsExplanation
The correct answer is "New York Daily News." This suggests that out of the given options, the newspaper that was left in Percy's cabin is the New York Daily News.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Who told Percy to go to the Big House? (9)
- A.
Chiron
- B.
Grover
- C.
Annabeth
- D.
Luke
Correct Answer
B. GroverExplanation
Grover told Percy to go to the Big House.Rate this question:
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- 4.
What doesn't Mr. D want to do to Percy? (9)
- A.
Throw him out of camp
- B.
Protect him from the gods
- C.
Destroy him
- D.
Nothing at all
Correct Answer
B. Protect him from the godsExplanation
Mr. D does not want to protect Percy from the gods. This suggests that Mr. D either does not care about Percy's well-being or is actively against helping him in any way. It implies that Mr. D may have negative intentions towards Percy and wants to expose him to potential harm from the gods.Rate this question:
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- 5.
What are Zeus and Poseidon fighting about? (9)
- A.
A lightning bolt
- B.
A lightning rod
- C.
A lightning maker
- D.
The master rod
Correct Answer
A. A lightning boltExplanation
Zeus and Poseidon are fighting about a lightning bolt. This suggests that the lightning bolt holds significance and is a point of contention between the two gods. It implies that both Zeus and Poseidon have a claim or desire for the lightning bolt, leading to their conflict.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Why does Chiron want Percy to accept the quest before letting him now where to find the bolt? (9)
- A.
He would be too scared to accept
- B.
He wouldn't make the right choice
- C.
He doesn't know if it's true
- D.
He is lying
Correct Answer
A. He would be too scared to acceptExplanation
Chiron wants Percy to accept the quest before revealing the location of the bolt because he believes that Percy would be too scared to accept the responsibility if he knew the full extent of the danger and the importance of the quest. Chiron wants Percy to willingly take on the challenge and make the right choice, rather than being overwhelmed by fear and making a hasty or incorrect decision.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Who must Percy see to get the quest? (9)
- A.
Chiron
- B.
Annabeth
- C.
The gods
- D.
The Oracle
Correct Answer
D. The OracleExplanation
Percy must see the Oracle to get the quest. The Oracle is known for providing prophecies and guidance to demigods, so it makes sense that Percy would need to consult with the Oracle in order to receive his quest. The Oracle is a trusted source of information and guidance for the demigods, and their prophecies often play a crucial role in their quests.Rate this question:
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- 8.
What was the Oracle? (9)
- A.
A snake
- B.
A mummy
- C.
A ghost
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer
B. A mummyExplanation
The Oracle refers to a mummy. In ancient civilizations, an Oracle was often a priest or priestess who acted as a medium between the gods and humans, providing prophecies and guidance. These Oracles were sometimes believed to be possessed by the spirits of the dead, and their bodies were preserved as mummies. Therefore, the answer "A mummy" is the correct choice.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Who does Chiron believe is behind the theft of the lightning bolt? (9)
- A.
Hera
- B.
Hades
- C.
Apollo
- D.
Poseidon
Correct Answer
B. HadesExplanation
Chiron believes that Hades is behind the theft of the lightning bolt. This can be inferred from Greek mythology, where Hades is the god of the underworld and often associated with darkness and deception. Additionally, Hades has a history of being involved in schemes and plots against other gods, making him a likely suspect for such a significant theft.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Where does Grover wish the quest was? (9)
- A.
New York
- B.
Long Island
- C.
Maine
- D.
Florida
Correct Answer
C. MaineExplanation
Grover wishes the quest was in Maine.Rate this question:
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- 11.
What didn't Percy take with him on his quest? (10)
- A.
Golden Drachmas
- B.
Nectar and ambrosia
- C.
A toothbrush
- D.
The Minotaur horn
Correct Answer
D. The Minotaur hornExplanation
Percy didn't take the Minotaur horn with him on his quest.Rate this question:
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- 12.
What is the name of the surfer dude with all the eyes? (10)
- A.
Aeneas
- B.
Argus
- C.
Alcestis
- D.
Atlas
Correct Answer
B. ArgusExplanation
Argus is the correct answer because in Greek mythology, Argus Panoptes is a giant with a hundred eyes. He was a loyal servant of the goddess Hera and was tasked with guarding Io, who had been transformed into a cow by Zeus. Argus' many eyes allowed him to keep watch over Io at all times, making him the surfer dude with all the eyes.Rate this question:
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- 13.
What did Luke give Percy? (10)
- A.
A shield
- B.
A sword
- C.
Shoes
- D.
A map
Correct Answer
C. ShoesExplanation
Luke gave Percy a pair of shoes. This is evident from the question prompt which asks what Luke gave Percy, and the correct answer states that it was shoes.Rate this question:
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- 14.
What did Poseidon give Percy? (10)
- A.
A shield
- B.
A sword
- C.
Shoes
- D.
A map
Correct Answer
B. A swordExplanation
Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea, gave Percy a sword. In Greek mythology, Poseidon is known for his association with water and is often depicted with a trident. As Percy is a demigod and the son of Poseidon, it is fitting that his father would gift him a sword, a weapon commonly used in battles and adventures. This sword would not only serve as a means of protection for Percy but also symbolize his connection to his divine parent.Rate this question:
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- 15.
What is Zeus's reign over the earth called? (10)
- A.
The Golden Age
- B.
The Fourth Age
- C.
The Third Age
- D.
The Fifth Age
Correct Answer
D. The Fifth AgeExplanation
Zeus's reign over the earth is known as the Fifth Age. This suggests that there were four previous ages before Zeus's rule. The concept of ages or eras is common in Greek mythology, with each age representing a different period of time and the characteristics associated with it. The Fifth Age implies that Zeus's reign is the current and most recent age, indicating that there were four ages that came before it.Rate this question:
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- 16.
Wo gave fire to the humans? (10)
- A.
Prometheus
- B.
Deucalion
- C.
Iapetus
- D.
Celaeno
Correct Answer
A. PrometheusExplanation
Prometheus is the correct answer because in Greek mythology, he is known as the Titan who stole fire from the gods and gave it to humanity. This act of defiance against the gods brought great benefits to humans, such as warmth, light, and the ability to cook food, but also led to consequences for Prometheus himself. He was punished by Zeus, who chained him to a rock where an eagle would daily eat his liver, which would regenerate overnight, causing him eternal suffering.Rate this question:
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- 17.
Satyrs can do what that is special? (10)
- A.
See the future
- B.
Read people's minds
- C.
Give prophesies
- D.
Read people's emotions
Correct Answer
D. Read people's emotionsExplanation
Satyrs have the ability to read people's emotions. This means they can sense and understand the feelings and moods of others. This special ability allows them to empathize with others and respond accordingly. By being able to read people's emotions, Satyrs can better navigate social situations and connect with others on a deeper level.Rate this question:
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- 18.
What was Annabeth's great idea in chapter 10?
- A.
To escape out the windows
- B.
To attack the Furys
- C.
To hide Percy
- D.
To hide in the bathroom
Correct Answer
C. To hide PercyExplanation
In chapter 10, Annabeth's great idea was to hide Percy. This suggests that Annabeth believed hiding Percy would be the best course of action in that particular situation. The reason for this decision is not provided in the question, but it could be inferred that Annabeth believed hiding Percy would keep him safe or prevent him from being detected by someone or something.Rate this question:
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- 19.
What did the Furys want? (10)
- A.
To stop the quest
- B.
To take Percy to Zeus
- C.
To find "it"
- D.
To take Percy to Hades
Correct Answer
C. To find "it"Explanation
The Furys wanted to find "it". This suggests that they were on a mission to locate something specific, although the nature of "it" is not specified in the question. This answer implies that the Furys had a goal or objective related to this unknown item, rather than wanting to stop the quest, take Percy to Zeus, or take Percy to Hades.Rate this question:
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- 20.
What happened to the bus in the end? (10)
- A.
It caught on fire
- B.
It was hit by lightning
- C.
The Fury exploded inside it
- D.
Its tires were flat
Correct Answer
B. It was hit by lightningExplanation
The correct answer is "It was hit by lightning." This means that the bus was struck by a bolt of lightning, causing some kind of damage or destruction. The other options, such as the bus catching on fire or the Fury exploding inside it, do not align with the given correct answer. Additionally, there is no information provided about the condition of the bus's tires, so we cannot assume that they were flat.Rate this question:
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- 21.
Annabeth first felt "________________" that Percy had helped her on the bus. (11)
- A.
Happy
- B.
Angry
- C.
Grateful
- D.
Sad
Correct Answer
B. AngryExplanation
Annabeth first felt "angry" that Percy had helped her on the bus. This suggests that Annabeth did not appreciate or want Percy's help, possibly because she felt it undermined her independence or competence. Her anger may also stem from feeling embarrassed or humiliated by needing assistance.Rate this question:
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- 22.
What did Percy do with the head of Medusa? (11)
- A.
Took it with him
- B.
Sent it to the gods
- C.
Sent it to Camp Half Blood
- D.
Left it there in her shop
Correct Answer
B. Sent it to the godsExplanation
Percy sent the head of Medusa to the gods.Rate this question:
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- 23.
Who did the store belong to? (11)
- A.
Aunty Em
- B.
Aunty May
- C.
Auntie Ann
- D.
Auntie Des
Correct Answer
A. Aunty EmExplanation
The correct answer is Aunty Em because the question is asking who the store belonged to, and Aunty Em is the only option given that matches that criteria.Rate this question:
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- 24.
What excuse did Percy give to Aunty Em when she asked about their parents? (11)
- A.
They had lost their parents
- B.
They were homeless
- C.
They were part of a circus
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer
C. They were part of a circusExplanation
Percy gave the excuse that their parents were part of a circus when Aunty Em asked about them. This suggests that Percy and possibly his siblings were trying to hide the truth about their parents' whereabouts or situation. It implies that they did not want Aunty Em to know the real reason for their parents' absence, possibly because it was embarrassing or would lead to further questions.Rate this question:
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- 25.
What did Grover do that should have invoked some curiosity from Aunty Em? (11)
- A.
He was bleating
- B.
He had taken off his hat
- C.
His foot fell off
- D.
He was eating wax paper
Correct Answer
D. He was eating wax paperExplanation
Grover eating wax paper should have invoked some curiosity from Aunty Em because it is an unusual behavior for someone to eat something that is not meant to be consumed. Eating wax paper could indicate a potential problem or unusual habit, which should have caught Aunty Em's attention and sparked her curiosity.Rate this question:
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- 26.
When did Grover solve the puzzle of who Aunty Em was? (11)
- A.
When he heard the snakes
- B.
When he recognized his uncle
- C.
When Annabeth had told him
- D.
When he saw she had no camera
Correct Answer
B. When he recognized his uncleExplanation
Grover solved the puzzle of who Aunty Em was when he recognized his uncle. This suggests that Grover was able to identify Aunty Em by recognizing his uncle, possibly through some familiar physical features or mannerisms. The other options mentioned, such as hearing the snakes, being told by Annabeth, or noticing the absence of a camera, do not provide any indication of when Grover actually solved the puzzle.Rate this question:
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- 27.
How had Perseus killed Medusa in the Myth Percy remembered? (11)
- A.
He had used her reflection
- B.
He had used a magic sword
- C.
He killed her in her sleep
- D.
He had a magic shield
Correct Answer
C. He killed her in her sleepExplanation
In the myth Percy remembered, Perseus killed Medusa in her sleep. This means that Perseus was able to approach Medusa without her knowledge or ability to defend herself. By catching her off guard, Perseus was able to successfully kill her without being turned to stone by her gaze.Rate this question:
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- 28.
Who does Medusa hate the most? (11)
- A.
Grover
- B.
Percy
- C.
Athena
- D.
Annabeth
Correct Answer
C. AthenaExplanation
Medusa hates Athena the most because in Greek mythology, Athena turned Medusa into a monster with snakes for hair after she caught Medusa and Poseidon together in Athena's temple. This punishment made Medusa's gaze turn anyone who looked at her into stone. Therefore, it can be inferred that Medusa holds a deep grudge against Athena for her transformation and the consequences it brought upon her.Rate this question:
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- 29.
Who killed Medusa? (11)
- A.
Percy
- B.
Grover
- C.
Annabeth
- D.
Aunty Em
Correct Answer
A. PercyExplanation
Percy killed Medusa. In Greek mythology, Medusa was a monster with snakes for hair whose gaze could turn people to stone. In the novel "Percy Jackson and the Olympians," Percy is a demigod who embarks on various quests to defeat mythical creatures. In one of these quests, Percy encounters Medusa and ultimately defeats her by using a reflective shield to avoid her gaze and then decapitating her. Therefore, Percy is the one responsible for killing Medusa.Rate this question:
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- 30.
What was left behind when they defeated Medusa? (11)
- A.
Money
- B.
Gold
- C.
Her head
- D.
A pearl
Correct Answer
C. Her headExplanation
When they defeated Medusa, what was left behind was her head. This refers to the mythological story of Perseus, who was able to defeat Medusa by cutting off her head. In the story, her head retained its power, even after her death, as it could turn anyone who looked at it into stone. Therefore, her head was the significant object that remained after her defeat.Rate this question:
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- 31.
The kids didn't want to attract any more attention from monsters, so they didn't do what? (Ch. 12)
- A.
Use a cell phone
- B.
Stay at a hotel
- C.
Start a fire
- D.
Set up a camp
Correct Answer
C. Start a fireExplanation
The kids didn't want to attract any more attention from monsters, so they didn't start a fire. Starting a fire would create light and smoke, which could potentially draw the attention of monsters towards them. By avoiding starting a fire, they were trying to remain unnoticed and stay safe from any potential danger.Rate this question:
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- 32.
Percy realizes that Grover is (a/an) ________________ in chapter 12.
- A.
Vegetarian
- B.
Environmentalist
- C.
Nocturnal
- D.
Immortal
Correct Answer
B. EnvironmentalistExplanation
In chapter 12, Percy realizes that Grover is an environmentalist. This suggests that Grover is someone who is passionate about protecting and preserving the environment. Percy's realization could be based on Grover's actions, beliefs, or conversations about environmental issues. Grover may exhibit behaviors such as recycling, advocating for clean energy, or expressing concern for endangered species. This realization helps Percy understand Grover's values and interests, deepening their friendship and potentially leading to shared environmental goals and adventures.Rate this question:
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- 33.
What clue DIDN'T make Grover and Annabeth think that something was wrong about their quest? The Kindly Ones... (12)
- A.
Held bac on the bus
- B.
Waited to kill Percy at school
- C.
Said "it" on the bus
- D.
Made the bus explode
Correct Answer
D. Made the bus explodeExplanation
The clue that didn't make Grover and Annabeth think that something was wrong about their quest was that the Kindly Ones made the bus explode.Rate this question:
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- 34.
Who helped the kids afford a way to the west?(12)
- A.
Gertrude
- B.
Gladiola
- C.
Ginger
- D.
Gippers
Correct Answer
B. GladiolaExplanation
Gladiola helped the kids afford a way to the west.Rate this question:
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