Greek Myths

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

She was the goddess of hunting and the moon.

Aphrodite was the goddess of...

This Titan stole fire from the gods and brought it to humans.

Athena was the patron goddess of Sparta.

This trickster god also served as the guide for souls arriving in the afterlife.

The musical Hadestown features a character based on which of these goddesses?

He was the god of music, poetry, art, and the sun.

Ares was the god of...

This poet and muscician tricked Hades into returning his wife, Eurydice, to him from the dead.

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

Wonder Woman comes from a legendary group of warrior women called....

Jason and the Argonauts did each of the following EXCEPT:

Who was the king of the Greek gods?

This goddess enacted retribution against humans who showed hubris (arrogance before the gods).

This goddess of speed, strength, and victory was the chief charioteer for Zeus.

Athena was born from Zeus' forehead, fully grown, wearing battle armor.

During Odysseus' long absence, his wife, Penelope, spent her time...

This warrior killed Medusa.

The beast who lived in the Labyrinth was called...

Which was NOT one of the Muses?

Circe, goddess of magic, turned her enemies into:

How many labors did Hercules have to perform?

Cerberus was the three-headed dog who guarded the entrance to the underworld.

Poseidon created this animal when trying to impress Demeter.

If you were worried about an upcoming sea voyage, which god would you appeal to?

Pandora's box was the source of all envy, misery, death, and sadness, but was also the source of hope.

Apollo and Artemis are the only twin gods in Greek mythology.

Which goddess was responsible for farming and the harvest?

Athena invented the flute but never played it.