WorksheetsLatin 4 NLE - Mythology 1
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
"equo ne credite," inquit _________
Laocoon
Sibylla
Venus
Laomedon
Iudicium Paridis spretaeque iniuria formae..." Who was the godess whose beauty was scorned by Paris?
Venus
Juno
Ceres
Daphne
A rejected suitor of Queen Dido was
Acahtes
Palinurus
Sinon
Iarbas
A task described as SISYPHEAN IS
swift
endless
fruitful
helpful
Achilles : The Greeks :: _________ : the Trojans
Priam
Hector
Paris
Menelaus
Aeneas visited the sibyl of Apollo's oracle at:
Cumae
Gaul
Rome
The Libyan Desert
Aeneas was bound to Anchises by
political ties
filial piety
a religious oath
military duty
After Jason sailed the Aegean sea through the Hellespont, he entered the:
Tyrrhenian Sea
Black Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Adriatic Sea
Another name for Troy was
Macedonia
Thracia
Campania
Ilium
Apollo searched the earth before he killed the monster Python and established his oracle at
Delphi
Dodona
Athens
Mycenae
Apollo's priestesses at Delphi, at Cumae, and elsewhere were called the
nymphs
maenads
furies
sibyls
As a result of his judgement, Paris was awarded the most beautiful woman by the goddess
Athena
Aphrodite
Eris
Hera
Ascanius, filius Aeneae, quoque appellabatur
Euryalus
Iulus
Lausus
Dardanus
As a reward for their generosity towards Jupiter and Mercury, Baucis and Philemon were
turned into intertwined trees
saved from starvation
turned into a constellation
given a rich kingdom
At Cumae, the Sibyl, prophetess of Apollo, told Aeneas that he must bury his lost comrade and ___ before he could visit his father in the Underworld
find a golden bough to take with him
visit the oracle at Delphi
leave all his weapons behind
purify himself by fasting
Avernus, Tartarus, and Erebus are all words for the
mountains
sea
forest
underworld
Baucis et PHilemon cibum deis ____, dederunt.
Iuppiter Mercuriusque
Iovis Mercurique
Iovi Mercurioque
Iove Mercurioque
Because I broke a promise never to look at my husband, I had to perform several tasks for my mother-in-law Venus in order to win him back. Who am I?
Ariadne
Thisbe
Eurydice
Psyche
Boreas, Notus, and Zephyrus were _____
winds
Ocean gods
mountains
Titans
Boreas, Notus, Zephyrus et Eurus erant:
montes
venti
insulae
flumina
Boreas, Zetes, and Calais saved King Phineas from the monstrous winged Harpies, and in return he warned Jason about the
clashing rocks
Calydonian boar
whirlpool of Charybdis
bed of Procrustes
Born from the foam of the sea near the Aegean island of Cythera was the goddess_____
Diana
Venus
Ceres
Minerva
Calliope, Erato, and Terpsichore were all daughers of:
Cassandra
Medusa
Mnemosyne
Athena
Chiron, teacher of Achilles and Jason, was a
minotaur
Sibyl
centaur
satyr
Clio, who is associated with history, is one of the nine
graces
muses
gorgons
fates
Cumae, Delphi, and Dodona were sites of ancient
libraries
military camps
oracles
shipbuilding centers
Daphne : Laurel tree :: Niobe : _____
sunflower
flowing river
weeping rock
wild boar
