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Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Book Five: The Last Olympian: Chapters 1-4 - Quiz
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Percy's favorite place to be was in or near the sea. Describe your favorite place.
Explain why you think Beckendorf sacrificed himself on Kronos's ship.
Predict what Percy meant by saying, "With Beckendorf gone, it felt like someone had stolen the anchor for the entire camp."
During cabin inspections, Percy and Annabeth had to give each cabin a score of one through five, five being perfect. Explain what score your room would receive and why.
Make a prediction of which demigods will join Percy to fight for Mt. Olympus and why each will fight.
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