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Aligned with the CKLA domain 2 greek mythology
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1
What event in nature was explained in the story of Persephone and Demeter?
Earthquakes
spiders
Seasons
Listen to your parents
2
Ancient Greeks believe I created all the animals on earth out of river clay... who am I?
Hades
Zeus
Prometheus
Epimetheus
3
According to Greek mythology, where did the twelve most powerful gods and goddesses live?
in the sky
Athens
Mount Vernon
Mount Olympus
4
The myth that explains how seasons came to be was...
Beauty & the Beast
Arachne the Weaver
Hercules
Demeter & Persephone
5
Which one of the following is not a greek God or Goddess?
Apollo
Atlas
Hades
Zeus
6
In
Atalanta and the Golden Apples
, why did the king and queen want Atalanta to get married?
Because she was such a fast runner
Because Aphrodites asked her to
So she would have true love
So she would have help ruling the kingdom
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When Hades spirited me away to the underworld, crops stopped growing. Who am I?
Demeter
Atalanta
Persophone
Arachne
8
Greek myths often....
are nonfiction
can be seen in movie theaters
explain events in nature
are true
9
In the story Prometheus & Pandora, which event in nature is explained?
How humans were created
Where fire came from
Where spiders come from
How the Mississippi river was formed
10
The word amusing means...
pleasantly funny
not funny at all
fantastic
amazing
11
The myth titled Arachne the Weaver, explains how
weaving began
spiders came to exist
to weave
spiders have 8 legs
12
Greek gods and goddesses are immortal. That means they
live in Greece
have supernatural powers
never die
Zeus is the king
13
Which of the following can you see in this picture?
A mortal
A pitchfork
A Goddess
A trident
14
What does Hades rule?
His underwear
The North East
Under where?
The underworld
15
What lesson can be learned from the Greek Myth titled Daedalus & Icarus?
Control your temper
Winter is cold
Think before you speak
Listen to your parents
