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QUIZ, THE ANCIENT GREEK AND ROME
QUIZ, THE ANCIENT GREEK AND ROME
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Quiz de historia, sobre la mitología de Roma. De Adriana y Valentina 2° Eso
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Who was Apollo's twin sister?
Minerva
Juno
Diana
Venus
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What is the difference between Greek and Roman mythology?
The Roman gods have no influence on culture and religion, but the Greeks do
The Roman gods are more rational and organized, and the Greeks are not
The Roman gods are an adaptation of the Greek gods, with different names
Greek mythology has many more gods and goddesses than Roman mythology
3
Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom, was born armed from the head of Mercury
True
False
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What does Apollo represent in Roman mythology?
Music and the sun
The sea and storms
War and strategy
The beginning and the travelers
5
What was the date on which each year they held a festival to honor Juno?
April 2
June 8
March 1
January 4
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What is the name of the three-headed dog that Pluto had?
Mateo
Cerberus
Argos
Fluff
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What was the name of the Roman goddess of love and beauty?
Bellona
Venus
Proserpine
Juno
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What kind of arrows did Cupid have to shoot at people?
Gold-tipped and glass-tipped arrows
He only had arrows with gold tips
Gold-tipped and feather-tipped arrows
All are correct
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Which of these characteristics is NOT associated with Mercury?
Speed
Trade
Intelligence
Justice
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What was the tool that Saturn had to cut crops?
A machete
A shovel
A scythe
A hoe
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What characteristics are associated with Mars?
Justice and compassion
Wisdom and strategy.
Strength and aggression
Beauty and harmony.
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What weapon is associated with Jupiter?
The trident
The sword
The arch
The lightning
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What types of animals are usually related to Diana?
Fish and dolphins
The lions and the wolves
Deer and hunting dogs
Horses and eagles
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Who were the three main children of Saturn?
Jupiter, Neptune and Pluto
Mars, Mercury and Apollo
Hercules, Aeneas and Romulus
Diana, Venus and Minerva
