Greek Mythology

Wife of Zeus; goddess of marriage

• Athena
• Hera
• Aphrodite
• Persephone

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goddess of the hunt; twin of Apollo

• Artemis
• Aphrodite
• Hera
• Athena

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Goddess of the harvest; sister of Zeus and mother of Persephone.

• Hera
• Demeter
• Athena
• Aphrodite 

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Sprouted fully armed from Zeus's head; goddess of wisdom, battle strategy

• Hera
• Persephone
• Athena
• Aphrodite

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God of the sky; chief god; weapon is a lightning bolt

• Zeus
• Athena
• Hades
• Poisidon

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Who is the goddess of love and beauty? 

• Hades
• Hera
• Aphrodite
• Athena

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The race of gods who were defeated by Zeus and the Olympians

• Olympus
• Titans
• Styx
• Medusa

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The home of the Greek gods

• Titans
• Styx
• Perseus
• Mt. Olympus

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MYTH: KRONOS & ZEUS
   
When Kronos had a child, what did he do with the baby?

• He swallowed the baby
• punted them like a football
• stabbed the baby
• Sent the baby to Tartarus

What is mythology?

• A set of stories or beliefs about a particular culture that are usually passed down by word of mouth

• A divine being; a god or goddess.

• Middle of the land

• A group of people who were from the south who were on good terms with the gods and who respected them.