Monsters of Greek Mythology

This monster, sometimes called the "Father of All Monsters" is the son of Gaia and Tartaros:

• Typhon

• Echidna

• Polyphemus

• Scylla

The monster Typhon is thought to be trapped under this volcano:

• Mt. Vesuvius

• Mt. Etna

• Mt. Erebus

• Krakatoa

This monster, though she doesn't appear in many mythological tales, is often called the "Mother of All Monsters":

• Typhon

• Echidna

• Charybdis

• Medusa

This Cyclops, a son of Poseidon, is arguably the most famous Cyclops in Greek mythology:

• Chiron

• Typhon

• Briareus

• Polyphemus

In the Odyssey, Odysseus tells Polyphemus that his name is:

• Noman

• Nowhere

• Nowhow

• Nothing

Polyphemus, in love with the nymph Galatea, does the following to Galatea's lover Acis:

• crushes him with a rock

• stabs him in the eye

• cuts off his legs

• stretches him out

The only mortal Gorgon and the mother of Pegasus and Chrysaor is:

• Medusa

• Scylla

• Calypso

• Siren

Perseus, after defeating Medusa, gives her head to the goddess:

• Hera

• Athena

• Demeter

• Aphrodite

This half-man/half-bull creature, who is the son of Pasiphae, is the:

• Centaur

• Titan

• Siren

• Minotaur

This is the name of the Athenian craftsman who both helped with the creation of the Minotaur and the construction of the labyrinth:

• Pasiphae

• Minos

• Daedalus

• Icarus