| A | B |
|---|
| chorus | an organized body of singers who sing in concert |
| cloth | a pliable material made by weaving. felting, or knitting fibers |
| colossal | gigantic, huge, splendid |
| echo | the repetition of a sound caused by the reflection of sound waves |
| Hades | an underworld inhabited by the devil and demons and in which people suffer everlasting punishment; in Greek mythology, a god that ruled where ALL dead mortals go. Roman name Pluto |
| helium | a nonflammable inert gaseous element |
| Herculean | extremely strong |
| Lotus-eater | a lazy person |
| lyre | a stringed musical instrument of the harp class |
| academy | a place of learning |
| Achilles' heel | weak spot, point open to attack |
| Adonis | an extremely handsome young man |
| Amazon | female soldier or warlike, strong, and vigorous woman |
| Ambrosia | female soldier or warlike, strong, and vigorous woman; in Greek mythology, the food of the gods |
| god | a referece to a diety who is among many; a thing or person that is so important in someone's life that they neglect other important things |
| Cassandra | one that predicts misfortune or disaster |
| chimera | an imaginary monster made up of mixed parts; an illusion of the mind |
| Draconian | harsh, severe |
| Labyrinth | a maze or a place full of complicated passageways and blind alleys |
| Martial | related to war |
