Greek Gods
God of Lightning and known for his affairs.
Who is Zeus?
These gods visited the elderly couple in the love myth Bauchis & Philemon.
Who are Zeus and Hermes?
Name of the weaving goddess who turned Arachne into a spider.
Who is Minerva?
Name of Hercules’ wife in the movie.
Who is Meg?
Why did Pandora open her box?
What is curiosity?
Stolen by Hades and taken for four months in the underworld.
Who is Persephone?
This goddess visits Endymion every night while he sleeps.
Who is Selene?
This sky god was born from Gaia and later became her husband.
Who is Uranus?
In mythology, Hercules’ Roman name is this.
What is Hercules?
Cronus did this act our of fear to prevent his prophecy.
What is swallow his children?
Often depicted as violent in battle, and shares his Roman name with his counterpart.
Who is Ares?
The kind of trees that Baucis and Philemon turned into.
What are oak and linden trees?
Name of the wind god that hit Hyacinth in the head with a discus
Who is Zephyrus (west wind)?
In Hercules’ first labor, he kills this animal with impenetrable skin.
What is the Nemean Lion?
The three things Dionysus is connected to.
What is duality, dolphins, and theater?
God of the forge known for creating Zeus’ lightning bolts.
Who is Hephaestus?
Psyche had to get this from the underworld.
What is a dose of Persephone’s beauty?
This being represented a vast emptiness at the beginning of time.
Who is Chaos?
Hebe is the daughter of this Goddess.
Who is Hera?
This titan is punished to hold up the sky.
Who is Atlas?
As a baby, stole Apollo’s cattle and gifted a lyre to make peace.
Who is Hermes?
In the myth Pyramus and Thisbe, this tree’s fruit turned dark red after the death of both loves beneath it.
What is the mulberry tree?
This Titan and his wife Pyrrha repopulated the world by throwing stones over their shoulders.
Who is Deucalion?
In the myth, Hercules brings back this being from the underworld as part of his final labor.
Who is Cerberus?
This Titan tricked Zeus by giving him bones wrapped in fat instead of good meat, an act that led to humanity losing fire—until he later stole it back for them.
Who is Prometheus?