King Minos has Daedalus build the labyrinth to hold a monster. What does that action later help cause?

Minos keeps Daedalus and Icarus on Crete and guards every ship that leaves the island. What problem does this cause Daedalus to solve?

Daedalus studies birds, gathers feathers, and fastens them with wax. What does this cause?

Daedalus warns Icarus not to fly too high, but Icarus rises toward the sun. What happens because he ignores that instruction?

Icarus enjoys flying and forgets Daedalus's command to keep a middle course. What does his excitement lead him to do?

After the wax melts and the wings fail, what final result does the myth give for Icarus?

Before they take off, Daedalus warns Icarus not to fly too high or too low. What does that warning make Icarus's fall show?

Daedalus says not to fly too low over the water. What danger is he warning Icarus about?

Daedalus also says not to fly too high. Why would that be dangerous?

Why does Daedalus warn against both low and high flight instead of only warning about the sun?

Icarus falls into the sea. What happens to Daedalus at the end of the flight?

What does Daedalus do before he and Icarus take off from Crete?

Which event must happen before Daedalus can invent the wings?

Which event happens first in the myth's chain?

Before Icarus can rise too close to the sun, what has already happened?

Which sequence best follows the myth?

What has to be true before the Icarian Sea can be named for Icarus?

What does the myth present about caution?

What does the myth present about ambition through Icarus's flight?

Daedalus fits the wings on Icarus and warns him twice before they leave. What does this show about Daedalus as a father?