Greek Gods
Greek Goddesses
Influences from Ancient Greece
Egyptian Mythology
Mythology Concepts
100

The god of lightning. Also known as the king of the gods.

Zeus

100
She was the goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare.

Athena

100
She opened a special box out of curiosity and let out all the evils of the world.

Pandora

100

What was the place that all souls wanted to reach according to Egyptian Mythology?

The Field of Reeds

100

What was the most common reason for ancient people to develop myths?

Explain the natural world.

200

The god associated with rage and war.

Ares

200

She was the goddess of the hunt.

Artemis

200

This common shoe and clothing brand was influenced by the goddess of victory from ancient Greece.

Nike

200

What god was in charge of the weighing of the heart ceremony?

Anubis

200

These types of myths try to explain the beginning of human beings, the world, and/or the universe

Origin Myths

300

This god was associated with death and the underworld.

Hades

300

This goddess was said to bring the winter season every year.

Demeter

300

This Greek character was obsessed with himself.

Narcissus

300

What god took over for as the main god of the dead?

Osiris

300

In addition to explaining misunderstood things, what else did myths attempt to teach?

Life Lessons

400

This god was swift and wore winged sandals.

Hermes

400

She was the goddess that punished Echo in the story of Narcissus and Echo

Hera

400

This Greek character is known for his golden touch.

King Midas

400
How were dead bodies prepared for their journey of the afterlife?

Mummified and all organs except heart removed.

400

This word is associated with excessive pride.

Hubris

500

The god of the forge. Known for being a great crafstman.

Hephaestus

500

This goddess was married to Hephaestus.

Aphrodite

500
We name a collection of maps after this Greek Titan.

Atlas

500
What was the name of the creature that would devour hearts in the underworld if they were deemed to be unpure?

Amet

500

This is the phrase used to explain stories or history being passed down from generation to generation through word of mouth

Oral Tradition