Introduction to Mythology

Select the option the best option.

• A myth is a traditional story that serves to explain some phenomenon of nature

• A myth represents the beliefs and experiences of the culture

• A myth often attempts to explain the mysteries of life

• All of the above

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TRUE or FALSE: Most cultures do NOT have myths.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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_____________________ are beings conceived of as supernatural, immortal, or having special powers over the lives and affairs of people and the course of nature.

• Vikings

• People

• Gods

• War Lords

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TRUE or FALSE: Most myths have shared common characteristics.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Natural ____________________ are explained in most myths.

• volcanoes

• life

• selection

• phenomena

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Who is often used in each myth?

• Gods

• Criminals

• Americans

• Animals

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TRUE or FALSE: Human reactions are part of the gods’ character.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Hermes' winged feet and a winged cap, and Pegasus being able to fly are examples of what major part of myths?

• Power

• Magic

• Emotions

• None of the above

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Prometheus being punished for stealing fire from the gods and giving it to men is an example of what mythology characteristic?

• You can't judge a book by its cover.

• Slow and steady wins the race.

• Good is rewarded and evil is punished.

• Live life to the fullest.

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Select the option that is NOT a Mythology Characteristic.

• Natural phenomena

• Many gods

• Human emotions

• Good and evil

• The hero always wins

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