Jason and Golden Fleece Jeopardy Template

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Where is it?

What is it?

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Monsters

100

ThisArgonaut was detested by the king of Colchis and the king of Iolcus.

a. Heracles

b. Jason

c. Hylas

d. Orpheus

B. Jason

100

This is the location of Apollo's oracle.

A. Athens

B. Iolcus

C. Colchis

D. Delphi

100

This blocked the passage to the Black Sea

A. clashing rocks

B. a large tree

C. the golden fleece

D. a dragon

A. clashing rocks

100

This god/goddess changed themselves into an old man/woman at the banks of a stream.

a. Apollo

b. Athena

c. Poseidon

d. Hera

D. Hera

100

This creature is half-man, half horse

A. Harpie

B. Scylla

C. Centaur

D. Charybdis

C. Centaur

200

This god/goddess summoned the West Wind to speed the Argo homeward.

A. Apollo

B. Athena

C. Poseidon

D. Nerieds

C. Poseidon

200

This country had a warlike king who treasured the golden fleece.

A. Iolcus

B. Colchis

C. Corinth

D. Delphi

B. Colchis

200

This is the gift Athena gave to the Argo

A. a compass

B. a wheel

C. a sacred oak

D. The north wind

C. sacred oak

200

An oracle warned Pelias about

a. a man without a name

b. man without a sandal

c. a man stronger than all others

d. a man arriving in a chest

B. a man without a sandal

200

These animals pulled Medea's carriage.

A. horses

B. bulls

C. snakes

D. dragons

300

This sorceress killed her own brother.

a. Medea

b. Circe

c. Scylla

d. Harpie

A. Medea

300

This country had a vain king who drowned in a boiling cauldron.

A. Iolcus

B. Colchis

C. Corinth

D. Delphi

A. Iolcus

300

This is the prize that Jason wanted to get in Colchis.

a. Head of Medusa

b. Golden Fleece

c. Apollo's Lyre

d. Golden Apples

B. Golden Fleece

300

Medea restored this animal to its normal health with her herbs.

a. horse

b. bull

c. dove

d. a ram

D. A ram

300

These bird-women sang enchanting songs to lure sailors to their death.

A. Scyllas

B. Charybdis

C. Sirens

D. Bulls

C. Sirens

400

This musician, who played so well animals stopped to listen, drowned out the singing of the sirens.

A. Heracles

B. Hylas

C. Orpheus

D. Medea

C. Orpheus

400

This is where Jason died.

A.Athens

B.Iolcus

C.Colchis

D.Corinth

D. Corinth

400

Heracles broke his oar because

a. He hit a Siren with it.

b. He was in a contest with Jason.

c. He hit the side of the ship with it.

d. He was in a contest with Orpheus.

B. He was in a contest with Jason.

400

This king, a son of Helios, threatened to cut out Jason's tongue and lop off his hands.

a. Pelias

b. Creon

c. Aeetes

d. Orpheus

C. Aeetes

400

These creatures were pursued and whipped by the sons of the North Wind.

A. Scyllas

B. Sirens

C. Centaurs

D. Harpies

500

This young man was pulled to the bottom of the pool by a nymph.

A. Heracles

B. Orpheus

C. Hylas

D. Phrixus

C. Hylas

500

This is the sea on which Colchis is located.

A. Dead Sea

B.Mediterranean Sea

C.Aegean Sea

D.Black Sea

D. Black Sea

500

The men who Jason fought came from

A. from the sea

B. from inside the earth

C. from the the sky

D. from inside a dragon

B. from inside the earth

500

This prince flew on a golden ram to Colchis.

A. Heracles

B. Orpheus

C. Phrixus

D. Hylas

C. Phrixus

500

This monster is a whirlpool

A. Scylla

B. Charybdis

C. Sirens

D. Harpies

B. Charybdis