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by BlastRoom
Students trace the Trojan War from the golden apple to Troy's fall.
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Eris throws a golden apple marked for the fairest, and three goddesses quarrel over it. What does this quarrel bring about?
Paris chooses Aphrodite after she promises him Helen, the most beautiful woman. What does that choice lead to?
Helen leaves Sparta with Paris, angering her husband, Menelaus. What happens next in the chain of events?
Greek leaders gather under Agamemnon to recover Helen from Troy. What larger event begins?
During the siege, Achilles quarrels with Agamemnon and stops fighting. What is the effect on the Greeks?
Hector kills Patroclus, Achilles' close friend, while Patroclus is wearing Achilles' armor. What does this cause?
Achilles kills Hector, Troy's chief defender. What happens to the war after Hector's death?
The Greeks leave a wooden horse outside Troy and hide their ships behind an island. Why does hiding the fleet matter?
Who thinks of hiding Greek soldiers inside a wooden horse?
Who builds the wooden horse?
A Greek left behind tells the Trojans the horse is an offering to Athena. Why is the lie easier to accept?
The Trojans pull the horse inside their walls and celebrate. What makes that decision dangerous?
He judges the goddesses, accepts Aphrodite's promise, and brings Helen to Troy. Who is this?
He is the Greeks' greatest warrior and kills Hector. His one weak spot gave us an idiom for a hidden weakness. Who is this?
He is Troy's leading defender, kills Patroclus, and is slain by Achilles outside the city. Who is this?
He is known for clever plans, and the phrase Trojan horse now describes a hidden danger like the device he helps design. Who is this?
He is Helen's husband in Sparta and calls on Greek allies after Paris takes her to Troy. Who is this?
Cassandra warns that the horse will bring disaster, but the Trojans do not believe her. What does her warning do in the story?
Laocoön warns the Trojans not to trust the Greek gift. What happens to him next?
That night, the Trojans celebrate the end of the war. How does the celebration help the Greeks?
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