Greek Mythology: Prometheus and Pandora

In ancient times, the gods lived contentedly on Mount Olympus, separate from humans. Prometheus, a compassionate god, defied Zeus by giving fire to humans, leading to his punishment. To further punish Prometheus, Zeus created Pandora, who eventually opened a forbidden box, releasing evils into the world. However, hope remained inside, offering solace to humanity amidst the unleashed wickedness.

Where did the gods reside, living a life of pleasure?

• Mount Everest

• Mount Olympus

• Mount Sinai

• Mount Kilimanjaro

What did the gods enjoy while humans suffered on Earth?

• Immortality

• Power

• Knowledge

• Pleasures of life

What did Prometheus steal from Zeus to help humans?

• Earth

• Air

• Fire

• Water

How did Zeus react to Prometheus giving fire to humans?

• He ignored him

• He rewarded him

• He thanked him

• He punished him

Who was created by the gods to further punish Prometheus?

• Pandora

• Aphrodite

• Hera

• Athena

Who fell in love with Pandora despite Prometheus' doubts?

• Epimetheus

• Hermes

• Zeus

• Apollo

What was Pandora warned not to do with the box?

• Open it

• Sell it

• Hide it

• Destroy it

What did Pandora initially think was inside the box?

• Jewels and diamonds

• Gold and silver

• Weapons and armor

• Scrolls and books

What was released from Pandora's box that provided hope to humanity?

• A dove

• A dragonfly

• A butterfly

• A phoenix

What did the butterfly symbolize when it emerged from the box?

• Love

• Hope

• Courage

• Wisdom