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Mythology Chapter 4
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The first Cyclopes were bad-tempered, but they were known as....?
the first cloud sniffers
the first of Gaia's children
the first kings
the first smiths
2
The Hecatoncheires had incredible strength. What could they do?
Pick up a mouse
Hold up the sky
Topple a mountain by bombarding it with boulders.
Lift Thor's hammer
3
A Titan that is known as the father of Prometheus?
Hyperion
Iapetus
Oceanus
Crius
4
Who feared their own children?
Phorcys
Uranus
Nereus
Thaumas
5
Gaia wanted one of the Titans or Titanesses to kill Uranus.
True
False
6
What did the three Graeae sisters share in turns?
Only one eye and one tooth
Two eyes
A cane
Attractiveness
7
Which one of her brothers did Ceto marry?
Eurybia
Phorcys
Ceto
Thaumas
8
Gaia made a sharp sickle. What was it made out of?
Coal
Iron or flint
Copper
Gold
9
Gaia was happy with the pain inflicted upon her and her children's predicament.
True
False
10
Which Titaness was called the Mother of the Gods because she gave birth to the Olympians?
Rhea
Themis
Theia
Tethys
11
What does Hecatoncheires mean?
"Whales and dolphins"
"Sea monsters"
"Hundred heads"
"Hundred-handed ones"
12
What gift did the Hesperides have?
Gift of life
Gift of song
Gift of turning men into stone
Gift of youth
13
Iris is the personification of the rainbow. Who did she serve?
Sirens
Gaia
Uranus
The Olympian gods and goddesses as a messenger
14
What is the term siren song referred to today?
Safety
Health
A dangerous temptation
Death
15
Which Titaness was the personification of memory?
Phoebe
Tethys
Rhea
Mnemosyne
16
A Titan that became the first god of the sun?
Cronus
Coeus
Hyperion
Crius
17
Who was the oldest of the Titans?
Oceanus
Coeus
Cronus
Iapetus
18
Which one of the Titans or Titanesses agreed to kill Uranus?
Iapetus
Cronus
Rhea
Phoebe
19
Who was the youngest of the Titans?
Cronus
Hyperion
Crius
Coeus
20
Cyclopes also were giants in stature and possessed great strength and dexterity, but they were ___ and _____ to look at.
muscular and handsome
ugly and frightening
amazing and cool
sweet and salty
21
Historians and mythographers have categorized the Cyclopes into three separate groups. What are the three groups?
Greek, Romain, and Egyptian
Uranian, Sicilian, and Gasterocheirs
Bold, Spicy, and Fierce
England, Australian, and French
22
Who was the most famous of Gaia's children?
Hecatoncheires
Cyclopes
Titans and Titanesses
Nereus
23
What were the Hesperides sisters protecting in the Garden of Hesperides?
Their mother's grave
A tree with golden apples
Goddess Hera
Their brother Ladon
24
What gift did Nereus have?
life
youth
prophecy
song
25
What were the names of Gaia and Pontus's five children?
Mnemosyne, Phoebe, Rhea, Tethys, and Theia
Cerberus, the Sphinx, Chimaera, the Hydra, and the Nemean Lion
Ceto, Eurybia, Nereus, Phorcys, and Thaumas
Coeus, Crius, Cronus, Hyperion, and Iapetus
26
What was Ladon coiled around in the Garden of Hesperides?
His sisters (the Hesperides)
A tree with golden apples
Goddess Hera
His mothers grave
27
Echidna is said to have given birth to the most _______ ______ in classical mythology.
beautiful creatures
bloodthirsty creatures
terrifying monsters
powerful monsters
28
After his death, Ladon turned into a...?
Statue
Snake
Great constellation of stars
Bird
29
Who were the first children born to Gaia and Uranus?
Cyclopes
Titanesses
Titans
Hecatoncheires
30
Which Titaness was the first goddess of the moon?
Tethys
Rhea
Mnemosyne
Phoebe
31
This Titan was the father of Astraeus, Pallas, and Perses.
Coeus
Cronus
Hyperion
Crius
32
How many children did Gaia have with Pontus?
7
3
5
9
33
What title did Nereus have before Poseidon was born?
Trident holder
God of thunder
God of the stars
Greeks' sea god
34
Echidna had the body and face of a beautiful woman. What did she have instead of legs?
Crab Claws
Serpent's tail
Bird feet
Fish tail
35
If something went missing, including children, who was to blame?
Hecatoncheires
Titans
Harpies
Cyclopes
36
Thaumas is only known for one thing. What is it?
Ugliness
Power
How good looking he was
The children he sired
37
Which Titaness is the Goddess of necessity?
Phoebe
Theia
Rhea
Themis
38
Phorcys is also named the father of..?
Hecatoncheires
Titans
Scylla, the famous sea monster
Cyclopes
39
What did Sirens look like?
Half women, half bird
Half man, half octopus
Half man, half fish
Half woman, half snake
40
How did Uranus try to prevent the Titans and Titanesses from being born?
Killed them
Shoved each child back into Gaia's womb
Ate them whole
Imprisoned them on Tartarus
41
Not much known about this Titan, except that he was the father of Leto.
Crius
Cronus
Hyperion
Coeus
42
What did the Gorgons have for hair?
Stone
Grass
Flowers
Snakes
43
Where did Uranus imprison the Cyclopes along with their brothers the Hecatoncheires?
Island of Crete
Ragnarok
Asgard
Tartarus
44
This Titaness is the mother of Prometheus, the Hours, and the Fates.
Phoebe
Rhea
Theia
Themis
45
What was in the center of the Cyclops forehead?
An ear
A finger
A nose
One eye
46
Gaia spontaneously gave birth to how many children?
2
10
7
3
47
Who was the original Earth Mother?
Gaia
Medusa
Echidna
The Hesperides
48
Which Titaness was the first goddess of the sea?
Theia
Tethys
Themis
Rhea
49
Phorcys is just like his brother Nereus. What is he?
father of Victory, Valor, and Strength
Olympian gods and goddesses messenger
Uranian Cyclopes
Sea deity
50
Harpies are birdlike women. Who did they carry off?
Warriors
Snakes
Dead animals
The souls of the dead
51
What does Ceto mean in English cetology?
Sea monsters
The study of whales and dolphins
Gray ones
Old women
52
Which Titaness is best known for giving birth to Helio, Selene, and Eos?
Mnemosyne
Theia
Phoebe
Themis
53
This Titaness gave birth to many children including 3,000 daughters.
Tethys
Theia
Themis
Phoebe
54
How many Titans and Titanesses was there all together?
Four
Eight
Six
Twelve