Why do the Trojans fall back from Patroclus's body? Question 1 options:

Achilles' horses, given to him by Zeus, chase the Trojans away.

Achilles cries out, with a circlet of fire crowning his head.

The Greeks, with Menelaus at their head, defeat Hector and the Trojans.

Achilles rushes into battle, and the Trojans flee before him.

Question 2 (1 point)
Why does Zeus think Hector should "pay" for putting on Achilles' armor?
Question 2 options:

It is very valuable.

Hector does not deserve to wear Achilles' armor.

Zeus wants Hector to return Achilles' armor to him.

Hector was wrong to kill Patroclus.

Question 3 (1 point)
Why is Hephaestus willing to make Achilles' new armor?
Question 3 options:

It brings him great honor to make arms for such a great warrior.

Thetis and her sister took care of him when his mother would not.

Hephaestus dislikes the Trojans and wants Achilles and the Greeks to defeat them in war.

Hephaestus is in love with Thetis.

Question 4 (1 point)
Why does Achilles finally join the battle?
Question 4 options:

The Trojans set fire to the Greek ships.

Hector challenges Achilles to fight.

Zeus commands him to take his place among the warriors.

Achilles learns of Patroclus's death.

Question 5 (1 point)
Why does Hector die if Zeus wishes to save him?

Question 5 options:

Athena wants to bring an end to the war.

It is Hector's fate.

Achilles is a greater warrior than Hector.

Zeus is not quick enough to save him.

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