A) Pre-Raphaelite B) Cubism C) Baroque D) Impressionism
A) Could only repeat others' words B) Lost her voice completely C) Became invisible D) Turned into a flower
A) Wasting away by the pool B) Killed by the gods C) Turning into stone D) Drowning in the water
A) Rose B) Narcissus flower C) Violet D) Lily
A) Athena B) Hera C) Aphrodite D) Nemesis
A) Oil on canvas B) Watercolor C) Tempera D) Fresco
A) A tree B) Nothing C) The ground D) A rock
A) Apollo B) Pan C) Zeus D) Narcissus
A) Joyful B) Melancholy C) Angry D) Triumphant
A) Mountain nymph B) Tree nymph C) Sea nymph D) River nymph
A) Frozen B) Rippled and disturbed C) Flowing rapidly D) Calm and reflective
A) Hesiod's Theogony B) Virgil's Aeneid C) Ovid's Metamorphoses D) Homer's Iliad
A) Anger and frustration B) Indifference C) Joy and excitement D) Longing and sorrow
A) Mortal death B) Divine punishment C) Physical transformation D) Unrequited love
A) Moonlight B) Artificial light C) Soft, diffused light D) Harsh direct sunlight
A) Greed B) Dishonesty C) Cowardice D) Vanity and self-love
A) The surrounding forest B) Narcissus and his reflection C) Echo's face D) The sky
A) As a shadow B) Transparent C) Solid but fading D) As a voice only
A) Mythomania B) Echoism C) Narcissism D) Nympholepsy
A) 20th century B) 17th century C) 18th century D) 19th century
A) Behind trees B) Underwater C) In a cave D) In clouds
A) Ovid B) Homer C) Virgil D) Hesiod |