Greek Mythology

Who is the twin sister of Apollo and the goddess of the hunt?

• Athena

• Demeter

• Artemis

• Aphrodite

Which Olympian god was known for his violent and chaotic nature in battle?

• Zeus
• Ares
• Hades
• Apollo

Aphrodite, the goddess of love, was said to have been born from:

• a mountain
• sea foam
• a flower
• a star

Who is the god of fire and craftsmanship, often depicted as lame?

• Apollo
• Ares
• Zeus
• Hephaestus

Hermes, the messenger of the gods, was also known as:

• the god of war

• the master thief

• the god of agriculture

• the god of wisdom

Which goddess is associated with the harvest and the cycle of life and death?

• Demeter
• Artemis
• Hera
• Athena

Which of the following statements about Ares is TRUE?

• He was widely loved by the Greeks.

• He was often depicted as a coward in Greek mythology.

• He was the god of wisdom and war strategy.

• He was Zeus’s favorite child.

What was a key difference between Greek gods and gods from other ancient religions?

• Greek gods had human-like emotions and flaws.

• Greek gods were perfect and never made mistakes.

• Greek gods never interfered with human affairs.

• Greek gods did not have families.

Which of the following is a key reason the Greek gods were worshipped despite their flaws?

• People related to them and saw them as powerful forces of nature.

• People were forced to worship them.

• The gods never made mistakes.

• People feared that the gods would erase history.

What was a significant reason mythology remained important throughout Greek history?

• Mythology remained important as it explained natural phenomena and established cultural values.
• Mythology was created by a renowned author.

• Mythology was relevant to the ruling class.

• Mythology was primarily used for entertainment purposes.