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Greek Mythology

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Earth, Mother of All

a)

Rhea

b)

Hera

c)

Gaia

d)

Persephone

2.

The Sky, Father of All

a)

Zeus

b)

Kronus

c)

Uranus

d)

Hyperion

3.

Ruler of the Titans

a)

Kronus

b)

Zeus

c)

Oceanus

d)

Uranus

4.

Mother of the Olympians

a)

Hera

b)

Rhea

c)

Gaia

d)

Themis

5.

The unending stream of water that circles the Earth

a)

Atlas

b)

Crius

c)

Oceanus

d)

Riviera

6.

Wife of Oceanus; founder of Rivers

a)

Nile

b)

Tethys

c)

Themis

d)

Rivera

7.

Father of light, the sun, the moon and the dawn

a)

Helios

b)

Nyx

c)

Hyperion

d)

Kronus

8.

Eastern Pillar of the World

a)

Iapetus

b)

Coeus

c)

Crius

d)

Hyperion

9.

Mother of memory and the muses

a)

Mnemosyne

b)

Metis

c)

Themis

d)

Rhea

10.

Creator of Justice and Order

a)

Metis

b)

Themis

c)

Rhea

d)

Thea

11.

Mother of the four seasons

a)

Metis

b)

Tethys

c)

Rhea

d)

Themis

12.

Father of Prometheus, Epimethius, and Atlas

a)

Iapetus

b)

Oceanus

c)

Kronus

d)

Crius

13.

Western Pillar of the World

a)

Hyperion

b)

Crius

c)

Coeus

d)

Iapetus

14.

Father of Intelligence

a)

Crius

b)

Coeus

c)

Atlas

d)

Prometheus

15.

Northern Pillar of the World

a)

Coeus

b)

Crius

c)

Iapetus

d)

Hyperion

16.

Southern Pillar of the World

a)

Coeus

b)

Crius

c)

Iapetus

d)

Hyperion

17.

Mother of the Moon

a)

Serina

b)

Nyx

c)

Pheobe

d)

Thea

18.

Mother of Light

a)

Phoebe

b)

Laurel

c)

Themis

d)

Thea

19.

Creator of Mankind

a)

Prometheus

b)

Epimethius

c)

Atlas

d)

Kronus

20.

Wisest of all Titans

a)

Zeus

b)

Rhea

c)

Kronus

d)

Prometheus

21.

Introduced Evil to the World

a)

Pandora

b)

Epimethius

c)

Uranus

d)

Loki

22.

War General of the Titans

a)

Prometheus

b)

Atlas

c)

Kronus

d)

Ares

23.

Holds the world on his back

a)

Iapetus

b)

Coeus

c)

Atlas

d)

Hyperion

24.

Mother of Wisdom and Knowledge

a)

Themis

b)

Metis

c)

Tethys

d)

Rhea

25.

Horrible prison below Hades Realm

a)

Underworld

b)

The Pit

c)

Tartarus

d)

Afterlife

26.

Controlled the fates of gods and mortals

a)

Moirai

b)

Grey Sisters

c)

Cerberus

d)

Themis

27.

Spins the thread of life

a)

Lachesis

b)

Clotho

c)

Atropos

d)

Tethys

28.

Draws lots to determine lifespan

a)

Clotho

b)

Atropos

c)

Deino

d)

Lachesis

29.

Cuts the thread of life

a)

Atropos

b)

Lachesis

c)

Clotho

d)

Deino

30.

Demigod son of Zeus known for strength and achieving immortality

a)

Perseus

b)

Heracles

c)

Achilles

d)

Theseus

31.

Greatest warrior of all Greece

a)

Achilles

b)

Heracles

c)

Ares

d)

Athena

32.

Son of Danae and an unknown Olympian god

a)

Achilles

b)

Theseus

c)

Heracles

d)

Perseus

33.

Legendary Sea Monster and favorite of Poseidon

a)

Scylla

b)

Charybdis

c)

Cetus

d)

Hydra

34.

Goddesses of vengeance and retribution

a)

Grey Sisters

b)

Furies

c)

Moirai

d)

Centaurs

35.

Bull-like creature trapped in a labyrinth

a)

Minotaur

b)

Centaur

c)

Charybdis

d)

Scylla

36.

Son of Kronus, Great Teacher

a)

Charon

b)

Rhea

c)

Medusa

d)

Chiron

37.

Fertility spirits who appeared as half-goat and half-man

a)

Centaur

b)

Hecatoncheires

c)

Saytrs

d)

Pan

38.

Half-man, half-horse; wild and savage

a)

centaur

b)

manticore

c)

saytr

d)

hydra

39.

Queen of the Underworld and victim of Hades

a)

Metis

b)

Themis

c)

Persephone

d)

Athena

40.

Monster with the hair of snakes; turned others to stone

a)

Gorgon

b)

Hydra

c)

Charybdis

d)

Medusa

41.

Many-headed beast; cut off one, two grow back

a)

Cerberus

b)

Hydra

c)

Scylla

d)

Charybdis

42.

Tricked people into eating flowers to stay on their island forever.

a)

Grey Sisters

b)

Moirai

c)

Lotus-eaters

d)

Cyclops

43.

The ferryman of the Underworld

a)

Chiron

b)

Charon

c)

Chile Pepper

d)

Cerberus

44.

Great architect who designed the labyrinth

a)

Icarus

b)

Daedalus

c)

Heracles

d)

Athena

45.

Son of Daedalus; drowned at sea

a)

Perseus

b)

Polyphemus

c)

Icarus

d)

King Minos

46.

Three-headed hellhound that cannot ever be killed.

a)

Hydra

b)

Hades

c)

Chow Chow

d)

Cerberus

47.

Mechanical Bull built by Hephaestus

a)

Minotaur

b)

Centaur

c)

Colchis Bull

d)

Cyclops

48.

Sons of Gaia and Uranus (1st Generation)

a)

Titans

b)

Cyclops

c)

Polythemus

d)

Hecatoncheiries

49.

Man-eating cyclops and deformed son of Poseidon and a sea nymph

a)

Polyphemus

b)

Polyjuice

c)

Charybdis

d)

Ganymede

50.

Apollo's most famous Oracle

a)

Oracle of Athens

b)

Pythia

c)

Hippie in the Attic

d)

Mnemosyne

51.

Symbol of Authority and Kingship

a)

Laurels

b)

Gold

c)

Golden Fleece

d)

Horse

52.

Prince of Troy stolen by Zeus

a)

Kronus

b)

Ganymede

c)

Hector

d)

Paris

53.

Three old women who share one eye and one tooth

a)

Grey Sisters

b)

Moirai

c)

Cyclops

d)

Manticore

54.

Fish-tailed horses of the sea

a)

Manticore

b)

Seahorse

c)

Hippocampi

d)

Cetus

55.

Head of a man, three rows of razor sharp teeth, body of a lion, and trumpet-like voice

a)

Sirens

b)

Charybdis

c)

Manticore

d)

Scylla

56.

Swallowed large amounts of water to create whirlpools

a)

Scylla

b)

Cetus

c)

Circe

d)

Charybdis

57.

Man-eating sea creature that stole men off ships

a)

Kraken

b)

Charybdis

c)

Scylla

d)

Cetus

58.

Trickster daughter of Helios

a)

Persephone

b)

Circe

c)

Nyx

d)

Loki

59.

The dangerous waterway that is home to Charybdis and Scylla

a)

Mediterranean Sea

b)

Atlantic Ocean

c)

Strait of Messina

d)

Strait of Magellan

60.

Creatures with fifty heads and a hundred hands

a)

Hecatoncheires

b)

Hydra

c)

Cerberus

d)

Manticore