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1
Where do most Greek Gods and Goddesses live?
Hades
Chaos
Mount Olympus
Nebraska
2
Did Loki promise the eagle to bring Idun and her golden apples?
False
True
3
Why did Narcissus wither away?
He was cursed to never eat or sleep again.
He was lost in the woods and couldn't find food.
He could not eat or sleep, but only look at himself.
He missed Echo sooooo much.
4
Hephaestus is the Greek god of __________________
the underworld
war
the forge
the sky and weather
5
Mother of Persephone and goddess of the crops and seasons.
Artemis
Athena
Aphrodite
Demeter
6
Who was the leader of the Greek gods?
Your mom
Zeus
Hera
Apollo
7
Hades is the Greek god of ________________.
messages
the sea
the underworld
the sky
8
Who was the Greek goddess of wisdom?
Artemis
Aphrodite
Demeter
Athena
9
What happened to Phaethon
Apollo saves Phaethon
Phaethon became a hero
Zeus killed him with a lightning bolt
Phaethon lives happily ever after
10
Demeter is the Greek goddess of ____________.
love and beauty
agriculture
women
wisdom
11
Why was Echo cursed?
Zeus cheated on Hera with Echo
Echo fell in love with Zeus
She distracted Hera from finding Zeus
She was prettier than Aphrodite
12
What did Phaethon crash?
Apollo's golden car
Apollo's Chariot
Apollo's Horse
Apollo's meme machine
13
What did Icarus use to escape the Labyrinth?
He didn’t escape
He figured out the maze
His Feet
Wings
14
Hermes is the God of...
He is more a Messenger of the Gods
Trickery
Trade/Commerce
The Underworld
15
name two monsters of Greek mythology
cerberceres
Pan from once upon a time
medusa
furies
16
The Greek god of war was
Apollo
Hephaistos
Ares
Hermes
17
The trickster tales are usually...
boring stories.
long, sad stories.
long and funny stories.
short, funny stories.
18
Greek myths often....
are nonfiction
can be seen in movie theaters
explain events in nature
are true
19
Greek gods and goddesses are immortal. That means they
Zeus is the king
live in Greece
have supernatural powers
never die
20
When did Persephone return to the earth?
Spring
Fall
Never
Winter
21
Persephone is the queen of the Underworld
False
True
22
When does Persephone have to go to the Underworld?
Spring
Summer
Winter
Fall
23
Who is Icarus?
Daedalus's Nephew
Son of Daedalus
A servant of King Minos
King Minos's Son
24
Poseidon is the Greek god of ________________.
the sea
the underworld
the sky
war
25
What does Hermes steal from Apollo in
Trickery of Hermes
?
a harp
his clothes
a herd of cows
his coloring book
26
What morals/lessons are in the myth of Phaethon?
All of these
Listen to people trying to help you.
Know your limits.
Respect the gods.
27
The Greek Gods are real people
False
True
28
How was Echo cursed?
She could only repeat the last word she that she heard.
She was trapped in a forest,
She could only eat the last piece of food on the plate.
She could only read the last page of a book.
29
Narcissus
falls in love with Venus
falls in love with his own reflection
falls in love with a nymph
falls in love with Echo
30
Icarus' downfall is...
he goes back to Athens alone
he tries to leave without his father
none of these
he does not listen to his father
31
Phaethon is the son of......
Phoebus/Helios, Sun-God
Phoebus, Sun-God
Apollo, God of the Sun
Helios, Sun-God
32
Echo was a.......
goddess
nymph
girl
hunter
33
Who kidnapped Persephone to be his wife?
Apollo
Poseidon
Hades
Zeus
34
What is a trickster tale?
A mischievous character that helps to teach lessons / nature
The struggle found in fiction
Giving human qualities to animals or objects
A recurrent thematic element in an artistic or literary work
35
Loki changed Idun and her bag of apples into ____?
nut
butterfly
peanuts
reese's
36
Loki is known as a _________________.
trickster figure
dimwitted figure
evil person
benevolent person
37
Eventually, Hermes makes it up to Apollo by giving him this:
a handmade flute
a big hug
a lyre/harp
homemade cookies
38
What function do the apples of Iduna serve?
They protect the gods from aging.
They give wisdom to the mortals who eat them.
They nourish the gods just as food nourishes mortals.
They inspire those who eat them with poetry and song.
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Why does Icarus fall into the sea?
The gulls could not catch him.
He was hunting for fish the way a gull does.
He jumped out of the tower.
The wax in the wings melted.
