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1
Which one controlled the wind & waves?
Aphrodite
Poseidon
Hades
Zeus
2
Apollo was the god of medicine, music, and the sun.
False
True
3
According to Ancient Greek mythology, what would happen to you after you died?
you would be comforted by Aphrodite goddess of love
Hermes the messenger takes you underground to Hades
Athena would take your soul to Mt Olympus where Zeus judges
you would be gobbled up by Ares the god of war
4
The ancient Greeks were "polytheistic". This means they believed in more than one god.
False
True
5
Which was one of Zeus’s sons, & the messenger of the gods?
Hermes
Hades
Hera
Athena
6
Which one was born fully-grown from Zeus’s head?
Athena
Apollo
Artemis
Ares
7
Which of these is NOT True about the 3 brothers?
Poseidon won the sea
Zeus won the heavens
Hades won the underworld
Hades was the King of them all
8
What was Mount Olympus to the Ancient Greeks?
where they hunted and fished
where the gods lived
where they went on vacation
where they held the olympics
9
According to legend, the 20 main gods lived on top of Mount Olympus, & were known as the Olympians.
True
False
10
Apollo's sister was Artemis, & she was the goddess of hunting.
True
False
11
Aphrodite was the goddess of love.
False
True
12
Which of the following represents Apollo?
sun
owl
trident
lightening
13
What was Hera and Zeus's relationship like?
peaceful
loving
fights and arguements
caring
14
If you were a farmer in Ancient Greece, to which god would you ask for help to have a good harvest?
Demeter
Poseidon
Hera
Zeus
15
The gods agreed that they would share control of the earth, which led to a lot of arguments and fighting.
True
False
16
If a tidal wave devastated the coast of Ancient Greece, the people would probably blame it on:
Hades
Zeus
Poiseden
Athena
