This city-state was famous for democracy, philosphy, and the Parthenon.
What is Athens?
The brothers of Zeus.
Who are Hades and Poseidon?
The Author of the Odyssey.
Who is Homer?
Chiron, the wise teacher of many Greek heroes, belongs to this mythical race of half-human, half-horse creatures.
What is a centaur?
Name 5 Greek letters.

This city-state was known for its powerful military and disciplined warriors.
What is Sparta?
The god of hunting and wilderness.
Who is Artemis
This Greek Goddess helps Odysseus throughout his journey home to Ithaca.
Who Is Athena?
Greek Hero who completed 12 labors.
Who is Hercules?
Kid who flew too close to the sun with the wings his father made him.
Who is Icarus?
According to Greek mythology, this mountain was the home of the Olympian gods.
What is Mount Olympus?
The god of Wine
Dionysus
A mythical creature that is half-woman and half-bird, known for luring sailors to their deaths?
What is a siren?
Achilles's only vulnerable spot on his body.
BONUS POINT: Which River was he dipped into to make him invincible except for this one body part?
What is a heel?
BONUS: What is the Styx?
The semi-divine daughter of Zeus who was renowned as the most beautiful woman in the world, her elopement with Prince Paris indirectly sparked the legendary Trojan War.
Who is Helen of Troy?
The largest of the Greek Islands.
What is Crete?
The god who wears winged sandals.
Who is Hermes?
What is a pig?
The object that Jason and the argonauts were in search of.
What is the Golden Fleece?
Titan punished by Zeus to hold up the heavens (or the Earth) on his shoulders
Who is Atlas?
Name one of the two sub-seas (of the Mediterranean) that border Greece.
What is the Aegean sea? What is the Ionian sea?
The god of the Rainbow.
Who is Iris?
Name one step in Odysseus' plan to escape the Cyclops' (Polyphemus's) cave.
What is calling himself "Nobody"? / What is getting Polyphemus drunk? / What is blinding the Cyclops with a heated stake? / What is hiding beneath the sheep?
Greek Hero who killed Medusa.
Who is Perseus?
Zeus condemns him to push a boulder up a hill for eternity
Who is Sisyphus?