Zeus: Clash of The gods

Why did the Greeks use mythology?

• The Greeks used mythology as a form of entertainment.

• The Greeks used mythology to create fictional stories.

• The Greeks used mythology to worship their gods.

• The Greeks used mythology for various purposes such as explaining natural phenomena and teaching moral lessons.

Who is the supreme commander of Greek mythology?

• Cronus

• Zeus

• Hades

• Poseidon

What is the most powerful symbol of Zeus?

• Thunderstorm

• Lightning Bolt

• Eagle

• Scepter

Where was Zeus born according to Greek mythology?

• Mount Olympus

• Mount Othrys

• Temple of Delphi

• Cave on the island of Crete

What did Zeus's father Cronus do to his children?

• Swallowed them alive

• Sent them to Tartarus

• Banished them to Mount Othrys

• Turned them into animals

What did Cronus swallow instead of Zeus?

• A stone

• A sword

• A baby blanket

• A lightning bolt

What power did Zeus receive from the cyclopes?

• Power of lightning

• Power of invisibility

• Power of healing

• Power of shape-shifting

Where did the battle between Zeus and Cronus take place?

• Mount Olympus

• Mount Othrys

• Thessaly

• Tartarus

What real event is believed to have inspired the battle between Zeus and Cronus?

• The eruption of Mount Olympus

• The eruption of Mount Othrys

• The eruption of Santorini

• The eruption of Mount Vesuvius

What power did Zeus receive from the cyclopes?

• hurricanes and floods

• thunder and lightning

• earthquakes and tornadoes

• rain and wind