Roman Gods
Norse Mythology
Egyptian Mythology
Mythical Creatures
Potpourri
100

This Roman god is their version of Zeus.

Jupiter

100

Which weapon do we associate with the god Thor?

Hammer

100

The powerful Sun God, often shown with a falcon head and a blazing sun disc above it.

Ra

100

Sea monster from Norse mythology that is also the nickname for the NHL team in Seattle.

Kraken

100

Marvel comics made a super hero out of this God.

Thor

200
This Roman god is their version of Hades

Pluto

200

Who was the leader of the Norse Gods?

Odin

200

A mythical creature with the head of a human, a falcon, or a ram, and the body of a lion.

Sphinx

200

These are known to be greedy and love more than anything to acquire gold and jewels.  Their origin can is thought to be European.  They run the wizard bank in the Harry Potter series.

Goblins

200

These clusters of stars in our sky are often named after mythical gods or creatures.

Constellations
300

This Roman god is their version of Poseidon

Neptune

300

Which people worshipped the Norse Gods?

The Scandinavians.

300

The goddess Bastet was known as the protector of these animals that Egyptians held sacred.

Cats

300

These bad tempered beasts come from the Norse traditions.  They range in size and will turn to stone if exposed to sunlight.  Famously one lived under a bridge.

Trolls

300

This author is said to have been heavily influenced by European (Norse) mythology.  He wrote several of the most famous fantasy novels of all time, including The Hobbit.

J.R.R. Tolkien

400

This Roman god is their version of Hera, Queen of the Gods.

Juno 

400

Who, or what, in Norse mythology was Fenrir? (Hint: The name of a character in the Harry Potter series is a reference to Fenrir)

A wolf

400

According to legend this Egyptian god was said to be the first Pharaoh of Egypt (King).

Osiris

400

This creature has the head and wings of an eagle combined with body and tail of a lion.

Griffin

400

Nearly all eight of these are named after Roman gods.

Planets

500

This is the only god with the same name in both Roman and Greek mythology.

Apollo

500

Where did warriors who believed in the Norse gods go when they died in battle?

Valhalla

500

The jackal-headed god of embalming and the dead. He watched over mummification to help people enter the afterlife safely.

Anubis

500

This is a female spirit of Irish legend whose screams warns of a forthcoming death.

Banshee

500

This Detroit Lions player is named after two Roman gods, the god of air and the god of sun.

Amon-Ra St. Brown

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