This goddess was born from the sea and is attended by three Graces.
Who is Aphrodite?
100
Apollo had to slay this monster to win the Oracle at Delphi.
What is Python?
100
Uranus banished his monstrous children to this location deep within the earth.
What is Tartarus?
100
Worn by millions, this winged goddess brings victory with her.
Who is Nike?
200
This nymph lost her voice because she talked too much.
Who is Echo?
200
He loves a good fight and is often followed by vultures.
Who is Ares?
200
Bellerophon used Pegasus to help him rid the world of this monster.
What is Chimera?
200
This island welcomed the goddess of love and beauty.
What is Cythera?
200
This staff became the symbol for the American Medical Association.
What is the caduceus?
300
Conquered by Zeus, Typhon became fire-spewing mountains.
What are volcanoes?
300
This moody god gave us the horse.
Who is Poseidon?
300
This child of Typhon and Echnida has the head of a lion, the body of a goat, and the tail of a dragon and was eventually killed by the Corinthian hero Bellerophon.
What is the Chimera?
300
Hermes delivers souls to this location
What is the underworld?
300
This muffler company has the golden touch.
What is Midas?
400
Eighty-eight of these shine in the night sky.
What are the constellations?
400
Daphne became the laurel tree after rejecting this god of reason and music.
Who is Apollo?
400
This snake-haired gorgon could turn you to stone with one look.
Who is Medusa?
400
Rhea hides Zeus here to keep him safe from her terrible husband.
What is Crete?
400
This Volkswagon is named after the fallen son of Helios.
What is Phaethon?
500
This showy bird used to be Hera's many-eyed guard.
What is the peacock?
500
Don't get caught peeking at this goddess of the hunt, or she'll turn you into a deer.
Who is Artemis?
500
This three-headed beast is Hades' best friend.
What is Cerberus?
500
A famous battle over the most beautiful woman in the world happened here.
What is Troy?
500
This candybar shares its name with the fourth planet from the sun and is the Roman name for Ares.