Titans
What is the Greek name for "Mother Earth"?
Gaia
Who is the "Messenger of the Gods"?
Hermes
Which Greek Hero killed the monster at the center of a labyrinth by following a ball of string?
Theseus
Who threw the golden apple that started the fight between Athena, Aphrodite, and Hera?
Eris goddess of discord
What monster is described as a fire-breathing lion-goat-dragon?
Chimera
Who became leader of the titans after he overthrew his father Uranus?
Cronus
Who is the goddess of love?
Aphrodite
What is the name for the flying horse which is a constellation?
Pegasus
What was the name of the princess that started the Trojan war when she left with Paris?
Helen
What is the name of the monster that had the ability to grow back two heads when one of its heads was cut off?
Hydra
What did Cronus do to prevent his children from supplanting him?
He swallowed them
Who are the two twins who use bows as weapons, represent the Sun and the Moon?
Apollo and Artemis
Which hero killed Medusa?
Perseus
Which Trojan Hero was killed by Achilles in a one-on-one fight? (Hint: He was a prince)
Hector
What is the name of the monster that was half bull half man?
Minotaur
Who made the Gods their Weapons that allowed them to defeat the Titans?
The Cyclops
Which goddess lost her daughter to Hades for part of the year?
Demeter
Hercules had many labours he had to do to atone for his sins. How did the clean the Augustan stables in a single day?
He diverted a river through them
After the Trojan War, which hero had a long journey that took many years to get home?
Odysseus
What is the name of the Three headed dog that guards Hades?
Cerberus
What was the name of the pit that the Titans were imprisoned in?
Tartarus
What animal is associated with Poseidon King of the Sea?
Horses
Which Hero attempted to find the Golden Fleece?
Jason and the Argonauts
What was the trick the Greeks used to sneak past Troy's walls?
Greek troops used a wooden horse and got into Troy
What monster defeated by Zeus is the father of many monsters according to Greek Myth?
Typhon