Greek Myths
This is an old story passed through the years to explain things or to teach important lessons.
What is a myth?
This is where the king's guards found the old man?
What is under the rosebushes?
This is King Midas's daughter's name.
What is Aurelia?
This means to wash or clean.
What is cleanse?
This is why King Midas kept one golden rose.
What is to remind him that some things are more precious than gold?
This the moral or lesson learned in the story about the wise owl.
What is, "You get what you get, and don't throw a fit!" or to be grateful for what you do have.
This is who gave King Midas the Golden Touch.
What is the young man with the glow/old man from the dinner?
How did King Mida's daughter react to the golden roses?
What is she was sad?
This is the land owned by the King.
What is realm?
Describe the setting of the story.
What is the Kingdom/Palace?
They found the old man in the garden.
What are the soldiers?
This is the reason the person wanted to give King Midas a gift.
What is because the King did not charge him for tresspressing. The King was nice to him.
This is how King Midas changed his daughter back from a golden statue.
What is sprinkle river water on her?
This means not predictable or not expected.
What is unforseen?
Giving human qualities to an object or animal.
What is Personification?
Comparisons made using words "like" or "as".
What are similies?
This was the first thing to turn to gold.
What is his bedsheets or linens?
This what King Midas's daughter missed most about her roses.
What is the scent?
This means to feel sorrow or feel sorry.
What is penitence?
A warning of a future event.
What is a foreshadowing?
The first thing King Midas feared after getting the golden touch.
What is starving to death?
This is how King Midas reversed the spell.
What is jump into the river?
This is what King Midas bought her father every morning.
What is a rose?
The main idea of a subject or story.
What is a theme?
Where did King Midas keep his gold?
What is in the dungeon/secret chamber?