Gods
Goddesses
What is a Myth- Part 1
What is a Myth- Part 2
Weapons
100
Who is the god of war?
Ares
100
Who is the Goddess of wisdom, war, and civic pride?
Athena
100
Myths were stories created to give ______ to persons, places, and things.
value
100
What is excessive pride, the worst offense, deserving punishment?
Hubris
100
What is Poseidon's symbol of power?
A Trident
200
Who is god of poetry, music, medicine and light?
Apollo
200
Who is the Goddess of hunting...associated with the moon?
Artemis
200
American myths include the stories of ______ and ______.
Paul Bunyan, John Henry, The Little Engine that Could
200
Rites were thought to invoke a type of ______, designed to help ______grow.
magic, crops
200
What is Zeus's symbol of power?
A Master Lightning Bolt
300
Who is the blacksmith God of fire?
Hephaestus
300
Who is the Goddess of love and beauty, born of sea foam?
Aphrodite
300
Myths are tales from traditions of earlier peoples and cultures, such as the ______, the ______, and the ______.
Indians, Egyptians, and Greeks (Romans)
300
What are the basic things?
fire, grain, wine, oil, honey, agriculture, metal work, and speech
300
What is Hephaestus' symbol of power?
A hammer
400
Who is the messenger of the Gods?
Hermes
400
Who is the Goddess of hearth and home?
Hestia
400
People of modern times hae created myths about such American heros as ______, ______, and ______.
George Washington, Ben Franklin, and Abraham Lincoln
400
Myths were used to teach humans proper ______.
behavior
400
What is Aphrodite's symbol of power?
Fruit
500
Who is the god who ruled the sea?
Poseidon
500
Who is the Goddess of grain and agriculture?
Demeter
500
They were especially connected with ______ beliefs and rites.
religious
500
The sun seemes to move. The Greeks explained this by seeing it as a golden chariot drawn by fiery ______.
horses
500
What is Hera's symbol of power?
A Peacock
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