Semester 1 Final Exam Review

god of blacksmiths and fire

deepest region of the Earth

Hermes who stole his brother's cows .

A person, place, thing or idea

creator and friend to mankind

Describes a noun or pronoun

goddess of wisdom and battle strategy

AKA Pluto

A word that expresses emotion

Prometheus and Epimethues have names that are very fitting to their personalitites.

Listen carefully to the lyrics of this song.

AKA Vulcan

Takes the place of a noun

Packy's car was hit while it was parked on the street.

Packy's car was hit while parked on the street.

AKA Neptune

AKA Jupiter

female Titan of memory

Can be in a phrase; can be linking or action

Everyone should study for final exams.

AKA Juno

I know the Greek gods and goddesses pretty well their Roman names are tough.

Although I like reading the myths, I have a hard time writing about them.

Quiz review games are the best way to study because they help me know what I need to study more.

expresses an action or a state of being

wife of Hephaestus; goddess of love and beauty

Zeus had many affairs, Hera was very jealous.

Either we leave tonight or early tomorrow morning.

god of war

Packy's car was hit while it was parked on the street.

Lady of Wild Things, goddess of the hunt, protector of youth

Answers How? When? Where? To what extent? Under what conditions? or Why?

sky; father of Titans, hundred-handed and cyclops

Answers: Which one? What kind? or How many?

A word that shows the relationship between its object and another word in the sentence

Listen carefully to the lyrics of this song.

Has three types: coordinating, correlative, and subordinating

god of wine

AKA Mercury

Always found in a phrase and must have an object

god of the sea, horses, and earthquakes

Also Known As (AKA) Minerva

Johnny's baseball cap was left in my car.

The finals are next week, we have been preparing for them all week.

Can be common, proper, abstract, concrete, and/or collective

created as a punishment to man

god of merchants, thieves, and travelers; messenger of the gods

goddess of corn and earth's fertility

ruler of Mt. Olmypus

ID bold word's POS: Can you see me tomorrow?

Describes a verb, adjective or adverb

AKA Ceres

AKA Mars

AKA Venus

AKA Diana

A word that connects words, phrases, and clauses

gave up her throne on Mt. Olympus