1. Agree- He is cruel because he is vengeful, isn't particularly forgiving, and doesn't let go of a grudge, such as when Daedalus assisted his wife in seducing the handsome bull by building a cow suit for her and assisting Theseus in his escape from the Labyrinth, allowing Theseus to navigate the Labyrinth and flee with King Mino's daughter. Instead of having a heart-to-heart with Daedalus, King Minos imprisons him and Icarus, prompting them to plot their escape.
2. Agree- His name signifies "talented worker." He was a well-known architect, inventor, and master craftsman who constructed several artifacts that appear prominently in various mythologies. The axe, boat sails, a large maze called Labyrinth, and false wings for humans were all successful creations of his.
3. Agree- Despite being cautioned, Icarus became overly excited about his ability to fly in the sky like a bird and began flying too high in the sky, melting the wax on his wings and causing him to fall into the sea and perish.
4. Disagree- If they stayed in the prison, they would die knowing how powerful King Minos is and how quickly he could track both of them down.
5. Disagree- Daedalus had already told Icarus not to fly too close to the sea because of the humidity, nor too high, and to keep away from the sun so as not to melt the wax. But Icarus became so stubborn and arrogant that he forgot what his father had spoken. Daedalus was attempting in vain to persuade Icarus that his actions were perilous. He drowned after ignoring his father's warning and falling into the sea. It was not Daedalus' desire to take his son's life.
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Directions: State whether you agree or disagree with the given statements and find evidence from the text to support your claim. Write your answers in your activity notebook.
1. King Minos is cruel
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2. Daedalus is talented
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3. Icarus is foolish
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4. Daedalus and Icarus should have stayed in the island after escaping from the Labyrinth.
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5. Daedalus is responsible for his son's death.
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