Myths
Monsters and Demigods
Gods and Goddesses
Life in Ancient Greece
So Random!!
100
Cronus was tricked into eating this instead of Zeus
A rock
100
Don't look in her eyes or you will turn to stone
Medusa
100
Known as the "King of the Gods," this bearded fellow is represented by the lightning bolt
Zeus
100
Greece is located on this continent
Europe
100
At assembly this morning, you sat next to this person
_____________
200
One purpose for myths is to explain this
How various things came to be, to teach lessons
200
Even as a baby, this son of Zeus was able to kill two snakes sent to attack him in the crib
Hercules
200
Live a good life and be kind or you may end up spending some time with this god of the underworld
Hades
200
A lucky musician in Ancient Greece might have the Muses bring him a song to play on this stringed instrument
Lyre
200
The Social Studies Fair takes place on this date
January 31
300
A character in Fortnite is named after this greedy king
Midas
300
This adorable puppy, known as Cerberus, guarded this location
Hades
300
A sailor might pray to this aquatic god and ask for calm weather before a voyage
Poseidon
300
In the pottery of Ancient Greece, artwork might include patterns and shapes, humans and animals, or this
Myths
300
Name another topic Mr. Hocker's class has studied in the past
Spain/New York City/Connecticut/Westward Expansion of the USA/Greek Mythology
400
"Listen to your father!" Is a lesson you might take from the myth about Icarus, who flew too close to this
The Sun
400
In the first of his labors, Hercules killed this animal and took its skin
Lion
400
Artemis is the goddess of this: (You shouldn't have to hunt too hard for the answer)
The hunt
400
Pig's blood is a key ingredient in this ancient Greek dish
Black soup
400
This baseball team plays in Queens New York, and is Mr. Hocker's favorite
New York Mets
500
If you ever need to clean up a big smelly mess, simply redirect two of these parts of the hydrosphere and it will be cleaned up in no time
Rivers
500
If you cut off one of the Hydra's heads, this many grow back in its place
Two
500
Ask this god of music to play you a tune
Apollo
500
Americans love to eat this cooking ingredient, but the ancient Greeks did not enjoy its sweet flavor.
Sugar
500
Name two other topics that classes are studying this year for the fair
Egypt/China/Italy/European History/Ancient Rome/Egypt/Africa/Famous Explorers/Animals of the Continents
600
A modern day version of this mythological character might spend his day taking selfies and posting on Instagram
Narcissus
600
A modern demigod, Percy Jackson is the son of a human and this god of the sea
Poseidon
600
Check your inbox, you might have a message from this god
Hermes
600
At one point this general controlled 3,000 miles of territory. His troops got tired when they reached India
Alexander the Great
600
Easton Country Day School went by this avian name when it opened in 1993
Phoenix Academy
700
Argus, a 100-eyed giant, was transformed into this bird, known for it's beautiful feathers and large, fan like tail
Peacock
700
A picky eater, the Minotaur's favorite thing to eat is this
Humans
700
This goddess of wisdom is often shown with an owl by her side
Athena
700
The answer to this math problem, in modern numbers
Six
700
Mr. Erick grew up in this tropical location
Hawaii
800
In the first myth that describes how the world was created, first there was chaos, then she appeared
Gaia or Earth
800
Another son of Zeus, the classic film "Clash of the Titans" told his story
Perseus
800
We hear a lot about the King of the Gods, but what about this Goddess, the wife of Zeus?
Hera
800
An ancient Greek would visit this temple if they wanted to worship Athena
The Parthenon
800
Mr. Mike plays this percussive instrument
Drums