Greek Myth
King Midas
Prefix
Vocabulary
Theseus and the Minotaur
100

Greek mythology consists of stories about......

Gods, goddesses, and heroes

100

What is the midas touch? 

It turns things to gold.

100

What does the prefix mono mean?

One

100

What does biology mean?

The study of life? 

100

What is a minotaur?

A beast who ate children in the story.

200

What is the purpose of greek mythology?

To explain the mysteries of life, such as natural disasters and creation

200

What did kind Midas wish for? 

He wanted a golden touch.

200

What does poly mean?

Many

200

What does unlock mean?

To not be locked. 

200

Who is Theseus in the story?

He is the son of king Ageus son and the hero.

300

What does polytheistic mean?

Many gods

300

When did king Midas realize he made a mistake asking for a golden touch?

When his food turned to gold. 

300

What does bio mean? 

Life

300

What is a word using the prefix un?

Unfair, unfortunate, unlock

300

How would you describe Theseus?

Strong, brave, loyal

400

What does monotheism mean? 

One god

400

How did King Midas get rid of his golden touch? 

He washed in the river Pactolus.

400

What does un mean?

The opposite or not

400

What does biologist mean? 

A person who studies life.

400

What happens to King Ageus at the end of the story?

He commits suicide because he believes his son is dead. 

500

What is a myth? 

A traditional story that is not true and told for a specific reason. It usually includes gods, monsters, or other mythological characters and has a lesson to learn. 

500

What was the lesson in King Midas? 

Think carefully about your decisions, don't be greedy

500

What is a word with the prefix bio?

biology, biometrics, biologist

500

What does Achilles heel mean?

weakness

500

What is the lesson in the story? 

Be responsible and keep your promises.

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