Unit 2 Review Pt. 1

The brothers Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon rule over these realms, respectively

In Egyptian myths, who is the falcon-headed god of the sky?

A trickster, this God also served as the guide of souls arriving in the afterlife

This Titan stole fire from the Gods and gave it to mankind

In Greek myths, who ferries dead souls on the boat across the Styx to Hades?

In Norse myths, who is the giant wolf the gods keep tied up?

In Greek myths, who is the god of war?

This is the reason Hercules needed to perform the 12 Herculean tasks

This Goddess of wisdom had a most interesting origin story, which was:

In Greek myths, how was the goddess Athena born?

A complex God, he presided over music, the arts, archery, healing, plagues, and knowledge

In Egyptian myths, who was the crocodile-headed god of power?

This Goddess is the patron of marriage and childbirth

This was an all-female tribe of fierce warriors, who hated men

In Greek myths, who is the god of dreams?

This Goddess once transformed into a bear to kill a nymph that had been seduced by Zeus

In Greek myths, where does Pegasus come from?

In Egyptian myths, who is the cat-headed goddess of cats?

This God of Wine once was mostly a kind and generous deity. He was widely worshipped.

This God of fire had a forge under a volcano, which caused frequent eruptions

In Greek myths, who is god of messengers?

This is how Perseus killed the Titan Atlas

This was the source of all envy, misery, death, and sadness, but also was the source of hope

In Greek myths, Jason sails with other heroes to take possession of what magic item?

The Goddess of speed, strength, and victory; she was the chief charioteer for Zeus

The Goddess of love, beauty, and desire; she had a magical girdle that made everyone desire her

This God was thrown from Olympus as a baby because he was physically disabled

In Norse myths, who rode an eight-legged flying horse?

Zeus made this Titan hold up the world as a punishment after the Titan / Olympian wars

In Greek myths, what is the name of the monster bird-women who attack people?

In Egyptian mythology, who is the god of the sun?

This demi-god hero slew Medusa and the Titan Atlas

In Greek myths, what is the symbol of Athena, goddess of wisdom?

This mortal challenged Athena to a weaving contest, after which Athena turned her into a spider

This man flew too close to the sun with his wax wings; the wings melted, and he was doomed.

These creatures sang beautifully, luring sailors to the rocks and to their deaths

This Goddess enacted retribution against those who showed hubris (arrogance before the gods)

Zeus' sister, she was the Goddess of hearth, family, and domestic life

The God who oversaw the Underworld

In Greek myths, what half-god hero was forced to do 12 labors to redeem himself?

This Goddess despised her husband, and frequently tricked him to retaliate for his infidelities

In Norse myths, the trickster god Loki is half god and half what?

In Norse myths, what is Yggdrasil?

After being mocked by Apollo, Eros did this to exact revenge

In Egyptian myths, who brings Osiris back to life after he is killed by Set?

Jason and the Argonauts did each of the following except:

Which of these was NOT one of the 12 labors of Hercules?

He created a horse when trying to impress Demeter by creating the most beautiful animal around

The name of the three-headed dog who guarded the entrance to the Underworld

The name of the beast King Minos kept in the Labyrinth, who would eat Athenian children

This Goddess, Persephone's mother, presides over the harvest, fertility, and sacred law

In Greek myths, what Titan brought fire to humans, angering Zeus?

This Goddess of war and wisdom invented the flute, but never played it

In Norse myths, who rides a chariot drawn by cats?

In Greek myths, what is the name of the one-eyed giants?

In Greek myths, what is the name of the many-headed dragon that Heracles defeats?

A wood nymph once fled from this God's romantic advances by turning herself into a reed

In Norse myths, who carries the hammer Mjolnir?

Persephone and Aphrodite once fought over this handsome God

The God of War. He was frequently humiliated in literature and not widely worshipped

In Greek myths, who is ruler of the oceans?

This poet and musician persuaded Hades to return his wife to him from the dead

This Titan ate all of his children (except Zeus) and later reguritated them (still living!)

This goddess, kidnapped by Hades, did this to doom her to return each year to the Underworld

This was Zeus' punishment for Prometheus bringing fire to mankind