Which of the following is a true statement about the Greek Gods?

They had many human foibles & attributes

According to Ancient Greek mythology, what would happen to your soul after you died?

Hermes would take it to the Underworld to meet Hades

What did Hephaestus and Ares have in common?

They were both in love with Aphrodite

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1
If a tidal wave devastated the coast of Ancient Greece, who would people blame?
Ares
Aphrodite
Poseidon
Zeus
2
Hera & Zeus had a contentious relationship. What does "contentious" mean?
Peaceful
Powerful
Prone to fights and arguments
Loving
3
Which of the following is a true statement about the Greek Gods?
They weren't part of the everyday lives of Greeks
They are still worshipped in Greece today
Most of them were despised instead of worshipped
They had many human foibles & attributes
4
What was the significance of Mt. Olympus to the Greeks?
Its was where the gods lived
It was home to the oracles
It was home to the Greeks' most important temple
It was the center of the universe
5
Which of the following is most closely associated with Apollo?
A lightning bolt
A trident
The moon
The sun
6
According to Ancient Greek mythology, what would happen to your soul after you died?
It would be gobbled up by Ares
Athena would take it to Zeus who would judge you
It would be comforted by Aphrodite
Hermes would take it to the Underworld to meet Hades
7
If you were a farmer, to which god would you pray to ensure a successful harvest?
Demeter
Hephaistos
Athena
Ares
8
If you were a soldier going to war, what might you do before going to battle?
Ask Hermes for a favor
Pray to Diana
sacrafice a bull to Ares
Light a fire to honor Hades
9
What did Hephaestus and Ares have in common?
They both lived far away from Mt. Olympus
They were both gods of war
They were both in love with Aphrodite
They were both gods of metalworking
10
The ancient Greeks were polytheistic. What does poly mean?
male
spiritual
many
one

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