Myths are closely related to religion and personify things and natural forces which are considered as gods by ancient people while fables are stories that use personification and have morals.

Fairytales usually begin with "Happily ever after..."

The tortoise and the hare is an example of which of the following

A legend is believed to have

Odin, Thor, and Freya are all examples of ____________ Gods and Goddesses.

_____ is the Greek God of the sea.

Native Americans and many other cultures use their myths to teach their children how to behave.

Jupiter is an example of a __________ God

One similarity between the creation myths would be

Myths are important today because

An animalistic society is one that believes animals have souls and feelings. Native Americans are an example of an animalistic society.

Who is the father of Zeus?

What is an archetype?

Zeus is married to ________________

The god of death, god of the underworld is __________

Dionysus (invented wine) is Zeus's son by a mortal woman named ___________

The Greek gods and goddesses were thought to dwell in a place known as ___________

Zeus's weapon of choice was ____________

Hera does not like being married to Zeus because

Hera's emblem was the __________because it was the most motherly of animals.

Poseidon's only weapon was a ______________

Poseidon's emblem was the ____________ , which he is said to have created named after the waves.

Poseidon's sister and goddess of all useful fruits, grasses and grains who seldom smiled is ____________________

Goddess of Wisdom who knows more than anyone about pottery, weaving, and all useful arts.

Goddess of Love and Beauty, her emblem the dove.

God of war, tall handsome, boastful, cruel brother, who loved fighting for its own sake.

The god of music, poetry, medicine, archery, and young unmarried men....Zeus's son by another woman!

Goddess of the hunt and unmarried girls who knows medicine and archery...she hates the idea of marriage she prefers hunting, fishing, and swimming in moonlit mountain pools. If a mortal saw her without clothes, she would change him into a stag and hunt him to death.

This god is the god of merchants, bankers, thieves, fortunetellers, and heralds. It is said he invented the alphabet and one of his emblems was the crane.

The three fates were Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos the oldest goddesses in existence. The fates decided how long each mortal should live; spinning a linen thread, to measure exactly so many inches and feet for months and years, when death would come they would ____________.

Nectar was

What is an oracle?