Evaluating Arguments in Mythology
English
Grade 7
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A worksheet exploring the strengths and weaknesses of arguments within a mythological narrative, designed for Grade 7 students to analyze and creatively engage with themes of mythology.
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Evaluating Arguments in Mythology
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Mythology Narrative: The Trial of Hera
In the ancient realm of Olympus, Queen Hera faced a profound dilemma. Rumors circulated that Zeus, her husband, was unfaithful. Hera believed in her husband's fidelity, citing his past deeds and vows, asserting that accusations were baseless. However, some gods argued that Zeus's recent actions, such as neglecting his duties and favoring mortal women, suggested otherwise. Hera, steadfast in her conviction, maintained that trust must be unconditional, emphasizing the importance of loyalty among gods. Conversely, her critics contended that trust should be earned through consistent actions and evidence. The debate intensified as the gods argued amidst thunder and lightning, each presenting their case with fervor, illustrating the age-old conflict between faith and proof. Ultimately, Hera sought to decide whether her belief in Zeus's integrity was a strength that upheld her bond or a weakness that blinded her to reality. The myth underscores themes of faith versus evidence, loyalty versus suspicion, and the complexities of evaluating arguments in the face of uncertainty.
1.
What is Hera's main argument regarding her trust in Zeus?
[2 marks]2.
Identify one literary technique used to depict the debate among the gods.
[2 marks]3.
Which side argues that trust should be based on evidence and consistent actions?
Aa) Hera
Bb) Zeus
Cc) Hera's critics
Dd) The mortal women
4.
Describe in your own words whether Hera's belief in unconditional trust is a strength or a weakness in her argument. Support your answer with reasons.
5.
Analyze the tone of the myth. How does the author create an atmosphere suitable for a debate among gods?
6.
Identify a metaphor or simile used in the passage and explain its effect.
[3 marks]7.
Evaluate the argument presented by Hera. Do you think her perspective is more convincing than her critics’? Why or why not?
8.
Create a short dialogue between Hera and one of her critics that illustrates their main disagreement. Use at least 5 exchanges.
9.
What lessons about evaluating arguments can we learn from this myth? List two key points.
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