Greek and Navajo mythology

1. Greek Myths;

Who is the god of God of fire and metalworking?

• Hesperus

• Hades

• Hephaestus

• Moros

2. Navajo Myths

Which Navajo god is not still existing?

• Poverty

• Cold

• Drought

• Famine

Answer explanation

Correct! Poverty, Cold, and Famine still live, along with Old Age. Drought was never a god.

3. Greek Myths

Triton is the son of (a)   .

Answer explanation

Correct! Triton was the son of Poseidon and Amphitrite.

4. Navajo myths

How many worlds are there?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Answer explanation

Correct! There are 3 underworlds, the sky world, and our world.

5. Greek Myths

Who is Plutus?

• Twin brother of Castor, together known as the Dioskouri, that were transformed into the zodiac , Gemini Pollux

• The god of wealth

• The god of greed

• The god of the stars, who became the dwarf planet, Pluto

Answer explanation

Correct. Plutus is the god of wealth.

6. Navajo myths

What is the animal that helped create man?

• Fox

• Goat

• Coyote

• Bear

• Wolf

Answer explanation

Correct!

7. Greek Myths

What is Typhon?

• A monster

• a god

• a half god, half human

• A titan

• a mortal

Answer explanation

Correct! Typhon a monster, the deadliest monster, and the "Father of all Monsters".

8. Navajo myths

What happened to Changing Woman when the sun shone in-between her legs?

(a)  

Answer explanation

Correct! as weird as it sounds, Changing Woman went inside her house, and lay there and as the sun came up, the sun shone between her legs. One of his rays went into her. After that she became pregnant. She conceived a son and called him Nayé nazgháné, Slayer of monsters

9. Greek Myths

who was the first ocean god?

• Oceanus

• Posidon

• Nereus

• Attus

Answer explanation

Correct!

10. Navajo Myths

Locus cut off the horns of (a) (a)   in the desert

Answer explanation

Correct! If you knew this, you are very knowledgeable, or just guessed.