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Who introduces himself in Chapter 1?
Percy Jackson
What does Percy warn about in Chapter 1?
In Chapter 2, Percy feels that nobody knows who Mrs. Dodds is at school.
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What is Gabe's nickname mentioned in Chapter 3?
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Who is Grover's identity as revealed in Chapter 4?
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What does Grover give Percy as a present in Chapter 5?
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What does Percy do in the Macy's Thanksgiving parade as described in Chapter 6?
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Whose father is a professor at West Point according to Chapter 7?
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Who teaches Percy archery?
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What does Percy find out about the empty cabins in Chapter 8?
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What stolen item does Percy need to find in Chapter 9?
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Why is Percy moving to the 3rd cabin in Chapter 9?
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What does Ares give Percy in Chapter 16?
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In Chapter 17, where is Percy going?
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What realization does Percy come to at Santa Monica Beach in Chapter 20?
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Percy returns alive to Half-Blood Hill after his quest in Chapter 22.
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Study Notes
Chapter 1
- Percy Jackson, a troubled 12-year-old, introduces himself and his struggles with school.
- He reveals having ADHD and dyslexia, identifying as a "half-blood."
- Intense encounter with Mrs. Dodds leads to her mysterious "vaporization."
Chapter 2
- Percy notices that no one remembers Mrs. Dodds, increasing his unease at school.
- His academic performance deteriorates, and he struggles to manage his anger in class.
Chapter 3
- After school, Percy takes a cab to his mother's Queens apartment.
- He is greeted by Gabe, his unpleasant stepfather, who is hosting a poker party.
Chapter 4
- Sally Jackson, Percy's mother, drives quickly, causing curiosity about her connection with Grover.
- Grover, a satyr, confirms that Mrs. Dodds is not a myth, shocking Percy.
Chapter 5
- Percy wakes up in a safe place, cared for by a girl who feeds him unusual food.
- Grover gives Percy a Minotaur's horn as a gift after the strange encounter.
- Introduction to Camp Half-Blood and the characters Chiron and Mr. D.
Chapter 6
- Percy participates in a pooper-scooper patrol at the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade.
- Campers tend to berry fields, growing produce for local restaurants and Olympus.
- Mr. D resorts to strawberries due to restrictions on grapevines.
Chapter 7
- Camp activities include forging swords and sandblasting a giant statue.
- Each cabin symbolizes the offspring of Greek gods, with monsters posing a threat.
- Percy learns about the significance of his parentage and the camp's heritage.
Chapter 8
- Percy studies Ancient Greek and receives his first sword-fighting lesson.
- He discovers empty cabins and the power dynamics among the half-bloods.
- Participation in capture the flag reveals Percy's hidden abilities and victory.
Chapter 9
- Percy's move to the 3rd cabin symbolizes his growing importance at camp.
- He has a quest to retrieve Zeus's stolen master bolt, with suspicion surrounding him.
Chapter 10
- Leaving camp, Percy receives essential supplies, including golden drachmas.
- He encounters Mrs. Dodds again, signifying unresolved danger as he ventures into the city.
Chapter 11
- Percy, Grover, and Annabeth navigate through the New Jersey woods, revealing Annabeth's history.
- Aunty Em provides insight into Annabeth's family background despite their hardships.
Chapter 12
- The trio aims to find the god Pan while grappling with their financial difficulties.
- Grover's interaction with a lost poodle earns them a financial reward, aiding their quest.
Chapter 13
- Days spent on an Amtrak train reveal centaurs and landscapes linked to their journey.
- They acquire tickets to Denver and explore the town upon arrival.
Chapter 14
- Percy finds himself in a precarious situation in a rough part of town, hinting at danger ahead.
- An explosion occurs, showcasing the chaotic world Art of demigods.
Chapter 15
- The group faces challenges as they learn about the brewing conflict between gods.
- A confrontation with a rude biker highlights the threats they face in the human world.
Chapter 16
- Ares gifts Percy supplies, emphasizing their alliance and the seriousness of the quest.
- Thalia, daughter of Zeus, represents the powerful half-bloods at the camp.
Chapter 17
- Journeying to Los Angeles, Percy experiences the beauty of the sunset.
- He follows the Underworld address obtained through Aunty Em's garden.
Chapter 18
- Arriving at the Underworld, Percy attempts to communicate with Cerberus and navigate its dangers.
- He uncovers deeper layers of conflict related to the master bolt's theft.
Chapter 19
- Exploration of the Asphodel Fields illustrates the consequences of choices made in life.
- Elysium is depicted as a beautiful afterlife compared to other realms of punishment.
Chapter 20
- On the Santa Monica Beach, Percy suspects a greater conspiracy behind the theft of the bolt.
- A confrontation with Ares reveals betrayal leading to a fierce battle.
Chapter 21
- After the beach incident, public perception of Percy shifts; he becomes a hero.
- He returns to New York to deliver the master bolt to Zeus amidst a tense celestial dispute.
Chapter 22
- Percy is celebrated as the first hero to survive and return to Half-Blood Hill.
- A party for Percy marks his journey from uncertainty to belonging, concluding the quest.
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This flashcard summarizes Chapter 1 of Percy Jackson, where the protagonist introduces himself as a trouble-prone 12-year-old. He reveals his fears about being expelled and hints at his unusual heritage as a 'half-blood.' The chapter sets the tone for Percy’s self-image and provides insight into his school life and his fondness for his teacher, Mr. Brunner.
