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Which is the correct spelling?

Which myth involves constellations?

Motifs in Greek Mythology

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Common ideas explored in Greek Mythology

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1
Which myth involves constellations?
"The Great Bear"
"The Face in the Pool"
"The Golden Touch"
"The Weaving Contest"
2
Which is the correct spelling?
churiot
chariot
cheriot
charriot
3
Which is NOT a Greek myth?
"The Golden Touch"
"Apollo's Tree"
"Lost at Sea"
"Beauty and the Beast"
4
What is not a purpose of Mythology?
To tell a non-fiction story
To explain the world
To account for humanity's existence
To support a value system
5
Which statement is NOT true?
The gods of Greek mythology embody human emotions.
The gods of Greek mythology ignore mortals.
The plots often involve mortals.
The gods use mortals for their own purposes.
6
Which statement is 'error-free'?
King Midas shouted,"I'm the most richest man in the world!"
King Midas shouted, "I'm the richest man in the world!"
King midas shouted, "I'm the richest man in the world!"
King Midas shouted, "I'm the richest man in the world?"
7
Conflicts in myths are often structured in all the following EXCEPT:
Intellectual vs. animal
cause vs. effect
persuasive vs. brute
spiritual vs. violent
8
Mythological characters often have to overcome:
rainbows, lollipops, balloons
loneliness, oppression, violence
poverty, inequality, loneliness
rain, clouds, wind
9
Which character does not belong?
Cupid
Apollo
Cinderella
Psycho
10
Which is not true in a myth?
Gods/Goddesses are never present
It is an honor to die in battle.
War is an inescapable part of existence.
The greatest warriors are proud/arrogant.