CLAS 104: Module 1-6

A resonant myth:

One strange aspect of Greek sacrifices is that the sacrificial animal had to be:

The story of Deucalion and Pyrrha is associated with:

Tartarus is also known as:

Many myths, such as the story of Marsyas the Satyr, or Arachne, or Pan, show the gods punishing individuals for:

Heinrich Schliemann is associated with the cities of:

The 3,000 female children of Oceanus and Tethys who were the nymps of springs and fresh water were called the:

The story of Aphrodite and Hippolytus ends with:

The 3,000 male children of Oceanus and Tethys who were the gods of rivers and streams were called the:

The "Typhonomachy" refers to a battle between Zeus and:

The interpretation of mythological heroes as role models who teach us how to behave was proposed by:

In c. 1450 B.C., Crete was invaded and dominated by the:

The Creation Myths of both Hesiod and Ovid help explain why:

Which one of the following statements does NOT apply to Apollo "Delphinus":

This god was saved from being swollowed by being replaced with a large rock:

This interpretation of myth is illustrated by the Mycenaean patriarchy of deities replacing the...

Zeus directed the creation of Pandora so that she should become:

According to Hesiod, the first man was created from clay by:

Prometheus' name means "forethought," while his brother Epimetheus' name means:

The Olympian twins Apollo and Artemis both had this item as one of their symbols:

Greek religious sacrifices were intended to:

The interpretation of myths as being like dreams, in that they help us to work through our repressed wishes...

Artemis could usually be found in the company of:

A "mythos" is a:

In the "Titanomachy," Zeus was aided by the Cyclopes' and:

The Panathenaic festival involved an offering to the statue of Athena of a:

Herodotus is best known as the "Father" of:

Both Asclepius and Apollo:

This virgin Olympian goddess is the protectress of young girls and animals:

The Labyrinth can be found in the palace of:

Aeschylus is known as the "Father" of Greek...

The origin of animal sacrifice to the gods is found in the myths of:

A dithyramb was a:

The Theogony is the earliest work of:

Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos were:

The second god in Greek Creation myths, often referred to as "Mother Earth," is named:

The Iliad and the Odyssey are attributed to:

"Traditional" myths are:

The individuals who could talk directly to the gods for man were called:

The first "Hieros Games" in Greek mythology took place between:

A polis was a Greek:

The term "Anthropomorphism" refers to the gods as:

An aulos was usually associated with:

The stories of Orion, and of Calisto and Arcas, helps to explain the:

Prometheus was punished by Zeus by:

The only thing that remained contained in "Pandora's box" was:

Magical lightning bolts were given to Zeus by the:

The most famous oracle was the Pythia of Apollo at:

Many of the myths of Artemis deal with the theme of:

The Castration of Ouranos resulted in:

This island became the location of a sacred temple in return for allowing Leto to give birth to her son there:

Prometheus is an example of this type of god:

The cult of the Earth Mother Goddess, and worship of the Bull are part of the religious practice of the:

Hebe and Ganymede were brought to Olympus as:

Myths of physical allegory explain:

A hecatomb was a:

According to Ovid, the ancestor of the Greek people was:

Pindar was:

Sir Arthur Evans is associated with the palace of:

The story of Hesiod's "5 Ages of Man" and Ovid's "Stages of Humanity are the same, except in Ovid there is no Age of...

The 9 daughters of Zeus are the patrons of the arts and holders of all knowledge:

The oracles of Cassandra were:

Which one of the following statements about the Delphic Oracle is true:

Oceanus, Themis, and Cronos were all:

The statement "Zeus was once a King of Crete, who deposed his father Cronus" is an example of:

"The Judgement of Paris" is an example of this type of allegory:

The establishment of the Olympians on Mt. Olympus is symbolic of the establishment of:

Apollo was called the "Pythian" because he had:

The individuals who could interpret the will of the gods in nature were called:

The divine food of the gods was known as:

"Spiderman" and "Wonder Woman" are examples of: