Greek Pantheon
The goddess of wisdom sprang fully grown from her father's head
Who is "Athena"?
This war took place before the events of The Odyssey
What is "the Trojan War"
"All men are mortal. Socrates is a man. Therefore, Socrates is mortal"
What is "logos"?
This mythological creature is half horse, half man.
What is a "Centaur"?
This hero was dipped in the river Styx to become almost completely invulnerable.
Who is "Achilles"?
The god of war
Who is "Ares"?
Odysseus blinded this creature in cave
What is a "Cyclops"?
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What is "Ethos"?
This god was thrown from Olympus by his own mother, when she saw how ugly he was.
Who is "Hephaestus"?
This hero completed the twelve labors, and inspired an animated Disney film adaptation.
Who is "Hercules"?
Who is "Hades"?
Greek island, home of Odysseus
What is "Ithaca"?
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What is "Ethos"?
Who is "Medusa"?
This ancient son of Zeus slew the Gorgon and beheaded Medusa.
Who is "Perseus"?
Goddess of the moon
Who is "Artemis"?
Odysseus' journey lasted this long
What is "ten years"?
If the fact that a gender wage gap still exists doesn’t affect you – consider your future daughter. Do you want her to suffer because we didn’t work towards equality now?
What is "Pathos"?
The Titan-King, Kronos, did this to secure his own power.
What is "ate his own children alive"?
This tragic hero met his untimely end when he flew his wax wings too close to the sun.
Who is "Icarus"?
The sea god, Poseidon, also known as the god of
What is "earthquakes"?
The name of the Cyclops that was blinded by Odysseus
Who is "Polyphemus"?
The rise of crime in summertime can be explained by examining the impact that heat has on the human body. Heat causes exhaustion and irritation which helps explain the 5% increase in violent crimes on hot days.
What is "Logos"?
This figure stared at his own reflection until his death.
Who is "Narcissus"?
This hero murdered his father and married his mother.
Who is "Oedipus"?