Arachne came from an unknown and obscure little village that no one had heard. What does OBSCURE mean?
far from cities and populations
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What did Athena weave into her cloth?
A warning to Arachne
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What detail in Arachne helps you predict that Athena will finish her weaving before Arachne does?
Athena is quicker.
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What does Arachne value most over anything else?
Praise. She wants to be praised as the best weaver.
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Arachne is famous throughout Greece for...?
Her skill in weaving and embroidery
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What happens to Arachne at the end of the myth, the resolution?
Athena turns her into a spider.
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"So soft and even was her thread, so fine her cloth, so gorgeous her embroidery, that soon her products were known all over Greece." What does this tell us?
This tells us that Arachne is extremely talented.
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What is the exposition in Arachne? (Think: Plot Chart)
Arachne is a poor peasant woman who skills are spinning wool, tapestry, and embroidery.
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What theme or lesson about life does this myth teach?
Pride and arrogance can get you into trouble or how spiders came to be.
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How does the myth Arachne try to teach the cultural value of giving credit to others?
In the beginning, Arachne is rude to the old woman who comes to her doorway.
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Like most of the ancient gods Athena was immensely powerful What does IMMENSELY mean?
extremely, very
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Arachne was offended and argued indignantly when people attributed her skill to Athena's teaching. What does INDIGNANTLY mean?