Greek Mythology: Gaia and Chaos

The video explores the Greek mythological origins, starting with Chaos, a primordial entity, and the creation of Gaia, the Earth Mother. Gaia, feeling lonely, creates Uranus, the sky, and they form a relationship. Chaos, meanwhile, continues to create other gods, including Pontus and Tartarus. The narrative also covers the birth of Nyx and Hemera, and the Titans, highlighting the complex relationships and dynamics among these primordial beings.

What was the first entity in Greek mythology?

• Gaia

• Chaos

• Uranus

• Pontus

What does the name 'Chaos' literally mean?

• The Mist

• The Abyss

• The Void

• The Gap

Who is Gaia in Greek mythology?

• The Night

• The Sea

• The Sky

• The Earth Mother

What did Gaia wish for after a long time?

• A sea

• A sky

• A mountain

• A river

What is another name for Uranus?

• Tartarus

• Nyx

• Pontus

• Oranos

Who was the god of the first seas?

• Tartarus

• Chaos

• Pontus

• Uranus

What was Tartarus known as?

• The Pit of Evil

• The Earth

• The Sea

• The Sky

Who was the embodiment of Night?

• Gaia

• Hemera

• Uranus

• Nyx

Who was the daughter of Nyx?

• Pontus

• Gaia

• Uranus

• Hemera

How many Titans did Gaia and Uranus have?

• 14

• 16

• 12

• 10