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WorksheetsDī Cōnsentēs: Iuppiter et Mars
Total questions: 72
Worksheet time: 36mins
Nōmen Graecum
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Hephaestus, Nōmen Rōmānum
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Zeus, Nōmen Rōmānum
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Hera, Nōmen Rōmānum
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Phoebus Apollo, Nōmen Rōmānum.
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Ares,Nōmen Rōmānum
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Aphrodite, Nōmen Rōmānum
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Hestia, Nōmen Rōmānum
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Athena, Nōmen Rōmānum
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Hermes, Nōmen Rōmānum
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Demeter, Nōmen Rōmānum
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Poseidon, Nōmen Rōmānum
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Artemis, Nōmen Rōmānum
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Iuppiter
king of gods and mortals
god of travelers and thieves
god of war and agriculture
god of the waters and creator of the horse
god of fire
Volcānus
king of gods and mortals
god of travelers and thieves
god of war and agriculture
god of the waters and creator of the horse
god of fire
Mercurius
king of gods and mortals
god of travelers and thieves
god of war and agriculture
god of the waters and creator of the horse
god of fire
Iūnō
queen of the gods and mortals
goddess of the hearth
goddess of wisdom
goddess of beauty and love
goddess of the harvest and agriculture
Vesta
queen of the gods and mortals
goddess of the hearth
goddess of wisdom
goddess of beauty and love
goddess of the harvest and agriculture
Minerva
queen of the gods and mortals
goddess of the hearth
goddess of wisdom
goddess of beauty and love
goddess of the harvest and agriculture
Venus
queen of the gods and mortals
goddess of the hearth
goddess of wisdom
goddess of beauty and love
goddess of the harvest and agriculture
Dīāna
queen of the gods and mortals
goddess of the hearth
goddess of wisdom
goddess of the hunt
goddess of the harvest and agriculture
Cerēs
queen of the gods and mortals
goddess of the hearth
goddess of wisdom
goddess of the hunt
goddess of the harvest and agriculture
goddess of the state, symbolized by an eternal flame guarded by six maidens
Iūnō
Vesta
Dīāna
Venus
Cerēs
protectress of women and marriage
Iūnō
Vesta
Dīāna
Venus
Cerēs
goddess of the harvest and agriculture
Iūnō
Vesta
Dīāna
Venus
Cerēs
goddess of spinning and weaving
Iūnō
Vesta
Dīāna
Venus
Minerva
god of war and agriculture
Iuppiter
Neptūnus
Apollo
Plūtō
Mārs
god of the underworld
Iuppiter
Neptūnus
Apollo
Plūtō
Mārs
gods who were brothers
Iuppiter
Neptūnus
Apollo
Plūtō
Mārs
goddesses who were sisters
Iūnō
Vesta
Dīāna
Venus
Cerēs
he carries the caduceus, a wand entwined with two snakes
Mercurius
Iuppiter
Neptūnus
Plūtō
Volcānus
made the weapons of the gods
Volcānus
Mārs
Neptūnus
Plūtō
Apollo
god of archery and medicine
Volcānus
Mārs
Neptūnus
Plūtō
Apollo
father of Romulus and Remus
Volcānus
Mārs
Neptūnus
Plūtō
Iuppiter
husband of Proserpina, who was the daughter of Ceres
Volcānus
Mārs
Neptūnus
Plūtō
Iuppiter
Iuppiter wielded which weapon
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The symbol of Mārs was his
scepter
helmet
hammer
trident
bow and arrow
The symbol of Neptūnus was his
scepter
helmet
hammer
trident
bow and arrow
The symbol of Volcānus was his
scepter
helmet
hammer
trident
bow and arrow
Jupiter was the god of the sky.
True
False
Juno was the goddess of the sea.
True
False
Ceres was the goddess of agriculture.
True
False
Uranus fell in love with...
Rhea
Gaea
Juno
Uranus and Gaea had a boy named...
Saturn
Apollo
Cupid
Saturn married...
Gaea
Rhea
Proserpina
They had three sons
Neptune, Pluto, and Jupiter
Neptune, Saturn and Pupiter
Neptune, Cupid and Trojan
Who is the god of war?
Mars
Pluto
Saturn
Sol
Who is the supreme god of all of the Roman god?
Juno
Jupiter
Vesta
Zeus
What is a demi-god?
A half god, half warrior
A half god, half ghost
A half god, half human
A half god, half horse
One of the only gods to have bulls sacrificed to him.
Neptune
Mars
Saturn
Cupid
March is named in his honor.
Apollo
Cupid
Mars
Pluto
March is named in his honor.
Apollo
Cupid
Mars
Pluto
