Myth of Cupid and Psyche

How do Psyche's sisters sew doubt about her relationship with Cupid?

• They convince her that he must be a terrible monster

• They say they have also spent time with Cupid

• They say that he is married to many different women

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Why is Psyche successful in completing Venus's tasks?

• She gets assistance from animals and other gods

• She has her own powers to make the tasks easy

• She convinces other mortals to help her

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Venus's final task sends Psyche to...

• Mount Olympus

• The Underworld

• Italy

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How does Jupiter (Zeus) reward Psyche's bravery?

• He turns her into a flower

• He makes her a constellation

• He makes her immortal

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According to the myth, Cupid hid his identity from Psyche in order to protect her; unfortunately, he only succeeded in angering her curiosity.

• NO CHANGE

• incensing

• shocking

• provoking

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He was supposed to bring about Psyche's ruin

• Neptune

• Mercury

• Pluto

• Cupid

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What did Psyche discover about her husband?

• He was a mortal man

• He was a monster

• He was Cupid

• He was a god

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What did Psyche have to do to win back Cupid's love?

• Complete a series of tasks set by Venus

• Defeat a dragon

• Find a magical flower

• Travel to Mount Olympus

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Goddess who was angry with Psyche

• Juno

• Venus

• Diana

• Minerva

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What is the central theme of the myth of Cupid and Psyche?

• Love and trust

• War and peace

• Wealth and poverty

• Fame and fortune

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