Roman Mythology
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Animals
100

The Roman goddess of the hunt, often depicted with a bow and accompanied by a deer, is the counterpart to the Greek Artemis.


Who is Diana

100

This ocean lies between Africa, Europe, and the Americas and is the second-largest ocean in the world.

What is the Atlantic Ocean?


100

This dense, earthy mushroom is often used in vegetarian cuisine for its meaty texture and flavor, especially in stir-fries and risottos.


What is shiitake mushroom?


100

This classic book by Harper Lee tells the story of a young girl named Scout growing up in the racially segregated South.


What is “To Kill a Mockingbird”?


100

This small, nocturnal mammal is known for its ability to fly. It uses echolocation to navigate in the dark and is the only mammal capable of sustained flight.


What is a bat

200

The Roman counterpart to the Greek god Apollo, he was associated with music, healing, and prophecy, but is sometimes seen as a different, more distinctly Roman figure.


Who is Apollo? (Yes, the same name, but in Roman mythology, Apollo was viewed as a more polyvalent figure, including associations with the sun and archery.)


200

The capital of Argentina, known for its European-style architecture and tango culture.


What is Buenos Aires?


200

This Korean dish consists of fermented vegetables (usually cabbage), spicy seasoning, and a salty, umami flavor. It’s often served as a side dish but is sometimes eaten as a main dish.



What is kimchi?


200

This 1994 novel tells the story of a young girl, who, after being ignored by her parents, forms a deep connection with a kind teacher. As her powers grow, she takes on the cruel headmistress of her school and tries to change her fate.


What is Matilda?


200

This carnivorous mammal, which lives in the Arctic, is the largest land carnivore and is known for its white fur.


What is a polar bear?


300

The twin brothers who were raised by a she-wolf and are considered the legendary founders of Rome.


Who are Romulus and Remus?


300

This river is the longest in Europe, flowing through 10 countries including Germany, Austria, and Hungary.


What is the Danube River?


300

This popular Middle Eastern dish is made of ground chickpeas, parsley, garlic, and spices, then deep-fried into crispy balls.


What is falafel?


300

This character, born to an influential family and known for their loyalty to the Dark Lord, begins as a member of a prominent Hogwarts House but is later revealed to be more complex and ultimately instrumental in helping Harry Potter. Though initially, they work against Harry and his friends, this individual makes an unexpected choice in the final battle, choosing to aid the Order of the Phoenix. Their internal conflict, particularly with their family’s beliefs and the expectations placed on them, shapes much of their storyline. They are also the younger sibling of a key figure in the Battle of Hogwarts, who previously played a pivotal role in the magical world’s history.

 

Who is Draco Malfoy?


300

This type of large sea turtle is known for migrating thousands of miles between feeding and nesting grounds.


What is a leatherback turtle?


400

These mischievous Roman deities, often depicted as little children, are associated with trickery and playful behavior.


Who are the Lares?


400

This country is the only one that is located on two continents, Europe and Asia.


What is Turkey?


400

This savory French dish consists of a mixture of eggplant, zucchini, tomatoes, and bell peppers, usually cooked with olive oil and herbs.

What is ratatouille?

400

In this 1997 novel, a young boy is sent to a camp for troubled youth where the boys are forced to dig holes every day. Soon, he learns that the camp’s strange practices are connected to his family’s past and an old curse.


What is Holes by Louis Sachar?


400

This venomous snake, native to Africa, is known for its large size and aggressive behavior and is often regarded as one of the most dangerous in the world.


What is the black mamba?


500

The Roman goddess of fertility, marriage, and the hearth, often depicted as a matronly figure, is similar to the Greek goddess Hestia.

Who is Vesta?


500

This city, the capital of Australia, was selected as the capital in 1908 to resolve a rivalry between Sydney and Melbourne.


What is Canberra?


500

This small, round, purple fruit, often confused with its larger green counterpart, is frequently used in Mediterranean dishes, as well as in salads, dips, and spreads like baba ganoush.


What is eggplant (or aubergine)?


500

This 1987 novel follows a young orphan named Lilly, who, after being sent to a mysterious boarding school, discovers that she has magical abilities. Along with her new friends, she uncovers dark secrets about the school’s past, battles sinister forces, and learns the true power of friendship and courage. The story blends elements of fantasy and mystery, and its themes of self-discovery resonate with readers of all ages.


What is The Worst Witch by Jill Murphy



500

This African animal is known for its massive, strong jaws, sharp teeth, and aggressive nature. It is often found in rivers and lakes, where it spends most of its time submerged.


What is a hippopotamus?