Greek Mythology

One of the purposes of Greek mythology is to explain natural phenomena.

In Greek myths, the gods and goddesses stay removed from the human world.

I cursed Narcissus for being eaten up with self-love.

I was bit by a snake and died on my wedding day.

I died by  pool of water and now I have a flower named after me.

I gave permission for Hades to marry Persephone.

I am a nymph who fell in love with Narcissus.

One of the purposes of mythology is to teach a moral lesson.

The story of Icarus is an example of a myth that teaches a moral lesson.

I am a great inventor and architect

I kidnapped the beautiful Persephone and made her my queen.

Ancient Greek myths have influenced art and literature over the course of centuries.

I didn't listen to my father and I died after flying too close to the sun.

The moral of a story is a lesson about the right way to live.

I am the queen of the underworld because I ate 7 pomegranate seeds.

Ancienct Greek myths are historically accurate records of real events.

I put a curse on Echo for distracting me.

I play music so beautifully, I charmed Hades.

When I was depressed, there was a great famine in the land.

The gods and goddesses in Greek myths often display human emotions.