quest myths in general
Hercules and his 12 labors
random/ what it means
100

what are quest myths?

Quest myths are stories about heroes' journeys and the significant goals they are trying to achieve, often involving magical aids.

100

Who is Hercules father and mother

Zeus and Alcmena! 

100

What happened in the end with Hercules? 

he was welcomed back by the gods, and he lived in eternal happiness and got marred to Hebe.

200

why do we study quest myths?

We chose to study quest myths to understand universal human experiences and learn moral lessons.

200

what was Hercules playing that led him to kill his music teacher? 

A lyre. you could also say something like a harp 

200

can you explain what our 3D model shows?

Hercules doing one of his labors 

300

why did they create quest myths???

To maybe entertain themselves or to tell the truth based on real events or to explain events! 

300

Why did he have to do 12 labors in the first place?

He killed his lovely wife and children :(

300

name an example of a god(dess) that Greek people blamed for their (mis) fortune. 

answers may vary:  Poseidon was the reason for floods or tsunamis caused or a good fishing harvest

400

why is their other quest myths that are similar to the Greeks?

Cultural diffusion

400

who was the king that told him to do 12 labors? 

KING EURYSTGEUS

400

what in today's world shows Greek culture? 

We still today, tell Greek quest myths!

also Architecture, language, ideas, math, etc


500

Can you name one of the quest myth that is not Hercules and his 12 labors? 

hint: Homer wrote a quest myth you may have learned about. Answers may differ 

Jason and the Argonauts

The Holy Grail

Muei’s quest for immortality.

Odysseus's long journey home

500

Can anybody name one of the laborers he did? 

  • slaying the Nemean Lion 1, 
  • slaying the Lernaean Hydra 2, 
  • capturing the Ceryneian Hind 3 ,
  •  capturing the Erymanthian Boar 4, 
  • cleaning the Augean Stables 5, 
  • slaying the stymphalian Birds 6, 
  • capturing the Cretan Bull 7,
  •  stealing the Mares of Diomedes 8, 
  • obtaining Hippolya’s Girdle 9, 
  • capturing the Cattel of Geryon 10,
  •  stealing the appels of the Hesperides 11,
  •  and captering Cerberis 12. 
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why are Greek myths important anyways? 

  This is all important because it tells us what Greeks believed in, their fears, how they perceived people and hierarchy, and how they explained things (ex, Poseidon was the reason for floods or tsunamis caused)