Greek Myths

Do arachnids, or spiders, get their name from a famous weaver in a Greek myth?

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Is a labyrinth a tool someone uses to weave a picture?

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Is a myth a true story from long ago?

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Is holding up the sky an example of a herculean task?

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Are the people watching a football game spectators?

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Is a minotaur, a character that is half bull and half man an example of a mythical creature?

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If something is amusing, is it dull and boring?

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Does retrieve mean to go back and get?

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If someone was told their drawing wasn't nice, would they feel flattered?

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If something is unraveling does that mean it is like a ball of yarn that is being unwrapped?

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