Greek Mythology - Easy
Greek Mythology - Medium
Literary Devices
Greek Mythology - Harder
Grammar & Short Stories
100

Who is Zeus's favorite daughter?

Athena

100

Who is the god of war?

Ares

100

"Bang!  Zap!  Zoom!" are examples of what?

Onomatopoeia.

100

Where is Odysseus from?

Ithaca

100

What is a noun?

A word for a person, place, or thing.

200

Where do the gods live?

Mt. Olympus

200

Who is Zeus' sister?

Hera

200

What is an allusion?

A direct or indirect reference to another thing to invoke its meaning and reputation.

200

Who is Dionysus' father?

Zeus

200

What is the most exciting part of a story?

The climax.

300

What is Zeus's weapon?

Thunderbolt

300

What is mythology?

Mythology is a collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition.

300
"While I nodded, nearly napping," is an example of what?

Alliteration.

300

Poisedon's weapon is the ___________?

Trident

300

This part of grammar describes a verb.

An adverb.

400

Generally speaking, how many Olympian gods are there?

12

400

Where does Hades live?

The Underworld.

400

Provide an example of metaphor.

A metaphor is an implied comparison not using like or as.

400

What area did the real King Midas rule in 8 BCE?

Phrygia

400

What is the collective noun for a group of owls?

A parliament.

500

Who is the god of celebration?

Dinoysus

500

What is a diety?

A God

500

Provide 3 examples of a symbol.

For example, dove = peace, plants = growth, dog = companionship/loyalty.

500

In Greek mythology, who is the ancestral mother of all life on Earth?

Gaia
500

What is another way to describe the 'falling action' of a short story?

Denouement.