Mythical and Descriptive Terms

Sacrifice

• Giving something valuable, often a person, to a god or spirit.

• A ritual performed to celebrate a festival.

• A method of offering food to the needy.

• A form of punishment for wrongdoings.

Demise

• Life

• Death.

• Birth

• Existence

Formidable

• Very strong, powerful, and difficult to defeat.

• Easily defeated or overcome.

• Weak and ineffective.

• Lacking in strength or power.

Minotaur

• A mythical creature, half-human, half-bull.

• A type of ancient Greek pottery.

• A legendary hero known for his strength.

• A famous Greek philosopher.

Labyrinth

• A type of ancient Greek theater.

• A confusing maze with many paths.

• A style of painting characterized by intricate details.

• A musical composition for a solo instrument.

Corridors

• Long, narrow passages.

• Wide, open spaces.

• Short, curved paths.

• Dark, enclosed areas.

Insatiable

• Always wanting more, never satisfied.

• Easily satisfied with what one has.

• Content with minimal desires.

• Occasionally wanting more but generally satisfied.