Read each question and answer option carefully before selecting your final answer.
Silenus enjoyed spending time in Midas's garden.
Silenus wanted to brag about his many adventures.
Silenus was afraid of King Midas.
Silenus knew his master would be angry with him.
As a reward for taking care of Silenus.
As a punishment for being lazy.
As a repayment for money he is owed.
As a result of his heroism.
He is poor and wants to enrich his kingdom.
He believes that riches will make him powerful.
He needs to satisfy his daughter's demands for gifts.
He wants to test the promise made to him by Dionysus.
Appreciates his wealth.
Is not satisfied with his wealth.
Wants a larger family.
Thinks he is a powerful king.
Greedy
Selfish
Content
Sorrowful
His newfound power turns out to be a horrible curse.
His daughter's behavior is very troubling.
Dionysus actually prefers silver to gold.
Greed turns out to be what saves Midas from the curse.
Midas discovers a satyr asleep in the garden.
Midas is rewarded with the golden touch.
Midas comes to hate what he once desired.
Midas washes himself in a swift-running river.
Midas's daughter is restored to life.
Dionysus prepares a feast for the king.
Midas's kingdom becomes happy and prosperous.
Silenus falls asleep under the rose bush.
Dionysus
The gardener's son
The gardener
Silenus
The love of family.
The power of a king.
The foolishness of greed.
The power of the gods.
To test Midas's wisdom.
Midas took care of the satyr.
So Midas would owe him a favor.
Because Dionysus was fond of Midas.
Ask Dionysus for more wishes.
Look for other sources of gold.
Be happy with what he has.
Punish Silenus for the trouble he caused.
Wading into the swift river.
Listening to the stories of Silenus.
Turning his daughter to gold.
Finding that he turned even his drink and food to gold.
To tell and exciting story
To give readers information
To teach a moral lesson
To solve a mystery
The palace of Dionysus
The river of Pactolus
The palace garden of King Midas
Silenus's garden
Noble
Loving
Embarrassed
Unsatisfied
"Forgive my stupid greed!" he begged. pg. 561
"If I can not eat or drink I shall die!" pg. 561
"He went from bush to bush, touching all the blooms, until the entire garden had turned to gold." pg. 561
"Dionysus told him to find the river Pactolus and wash himself in its waters." pg. 561
Silenus knows that Dionysus will be angered by his recent actions and may use his powers against him.
Silenus knows that Dionysus and King Midas are good friends, and he will agree with King Midas about the inappropriate actions of the satyr.
Silenus knows that Dionysus will be angry with him, but thinks he can talk his way out of trouble with the god.
Silenus knows that Dionysus is very powerful and will punish King Midas for yelling at the favored satyr.
He thinks gold items are pretty.
He wants to put everything of e-bay and get cash for it.
He believes the power will make him an equal to the gods.
He wants to be the wealthiest and most powerful king in the world.
What Midas wanted most of all was to be the wealthiest and most powerful King ever.
What Midas expected to happen really did happen.
What Midas expected to happen and what did happen were very different.
What Midas wanted was granted, but the wealth was not enough; he wanted more power.